Making process of a dress with hand-dyed, painted feathers / wing, documented by Japanese artist Yuko Nagai. And other random subjects relating to creativity and wonders in nature.
February 15, 2008
photo friday: what is that, really???
this week's photo friday challenge has been: "what is that?"
of course i am not telling (((smirk)))
(well, what do you think?)
i'm just gonna leave you guessing and go lay my chocolaty head down sweet dreams....
My guess isn't as interesting as Obscurio's. I'm guessing outdoor chairs and/or tables. I have to admit, though, my first impression was something haunting like a graveyard, but then I guess as I tried to figure it out, my left brain took over and thought of something more ordinary.
... it's not the way i'm usualy thinking, it was just my first impression when i past by this morning to look about the progress of the birth of your wing dress ...
hi eve, you know what, you are absolutely right about that! i envision my wing dress to be a bit gothic, and in fact, i do have several more photos i took that resemble graveyard . i'd say, your impression's pretty impressive ;^D please check back again!!
since i found the pictures of your dragon-dress on your site "www.onlyinpomona.org" by a very lucky chance about a year ago, you have found a new admirer ... it's hard for me to formulate my admiration for you in a non-native-language - but your objects are not merely beautiful, but full of a very strong charm ( and i have seen them only on photographies, how much stronger would it be to see them in real life - waving in a little breeze ...)
10 comments:
could it be:
an armada of silver birch
launched on a sea of
fescue green ?
or...
a field of albino flamingoes ?
your guesses are more entertaining than my image ;^D
My guess isn't as interesting as Obscurio's. I'm guessing outdoor chairs and/or tables. I have to admit, though, my first impression was something haunting like a graveyard, but then I guess as I tried to figure it out, my left brain took over and thought of something more ordinary.
... or perharps a cemetery full of white crosses ...
greetings, eve
bluerose,
you guessed it right!!! yei!
those are the plastic table legs set outside for a fireworks festival.
eve,
that's a guess with a bit of gothic twist ;^J
... it's not the way i'm usualy thinking, it was just my first impression when i past by this morning to look about the progress of the birth of your wing dress ...
excuse me, my english isn't the best, eve
hi eve,
you know what, you are absolutely right about that!
i envision my wing dress to be a bit gothic, and in fact, i do have several more photos i took that resemble graveyard .
i'd say, your impression's pretty impressive ;^D
please check back again!!
... of course i will check again.
since i found the pictures of your dragon-dress on your site "www.onlyinpomona.org" by a very lucky chance about a year ago, you have found a new admirer ...
it's hard for me to formulate my admiration for you in a non-native-language - but your objects are not merely beautiful, but full of a very strong charm ( and i have seen them only on photographies, how much stronger would it be to see them in real life - waving in a little breeze ...)
oh yes, of course i will check again ...
warm regards, eve
thank you for your kind words: means a lot to me ;^J
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