posted by polona @ 22:28
Thursday, July 20, 2006
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12 Comments:
You sure do cast a long shadow!! Love it!!
WOW! Love this one!
Yeah, very cool!
O FUN!!! Great work! :o)
Great!
Hello My Friend! :o)
Thank you so much for congradulating me & for your comment as well! I appreciate it A LOT!!! I'm so glad you like my latest batch of work, especially the wolf! Thank you! :o)
pat - i assure you it would be much shorter at noon... thank you!
charlie - i've been called many things but never peter pan (i like it, though)
thank you, aurora!
thanks, vaughn!
thanks, borut! (i don't care whether the pun was intended or not :))
jon, thank you, and you're always welcome!
There something magical about this one. Actually, there’s several things… For one thing, I’ve never seen such a shadow. Nor such a photo. And, there’s also a pretty little theory about women. There are said to be only four types of them. As women are widely believed to be complex personalities and unfathomable beings, this (theory) could simplify things a little bit. The four types could be seen as four sides of the world, four winds and temperaments. For me this haiga is a portrait of the Northern Woman. They are usually tall, beautiful - as all women are, strong, impatient and extremely direct.:))
we are all shadows of our former selves
love this
thank you, borut, for your elaborate explanation. i take it as a fine compliment.
(had you walked with me at 6 p.m. or there about on a mid july day you would have seen such shadow :))
shadows, reflections?
perhaps a bit of both...
thank you, floots!
oh very nice!
thank you, pris :)
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