Wolfgang Plattner
Well-known member
Hi,
for once the other way round, the shadow of spring created by columbine (Aquilegia):
for once the other way round, the shadow of spring created by columbine (Aquilegia):
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My World: shadow of spring
- Thread starter Wolfgang Plattner
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Hi,
for once the other way round, the shadow of spring created by columbine (Aquilegia):
Wolfgang,
First I thought of a cave painting, then realized it was a high noon shadow of the flowers. Once again we our minds have such a reflex affinity for shapes of things. The experience is far stronger sometimes than all the detail we so often see.
It's as if messages from the world are given to us in large typeface! Perhaps this is the origin of writing!!
Asher
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Wolfgang,
I'm reminded by the power of your silhouettes here. Once again the shapes contain far more power than might be first expected when all detail of subjects is obliterated.
"Posture", "form" and "gesture" and "parameters movement" are such good signals, that we fill in the blanks ............and so know their intent and perhaps, can react appropriately!
Asher
I'm reminded by the power of your silhouettes here. Once again the shapes contain far more power than might be first expected when all detail of subjects is obliterated.
"Posture", "form" and "gesture" and "parameters movement" are such good signals, that we fill in the blanks ............and so know their intent and perhaps, can react appropriately!
Asher
Wolfgang Plattner
Well-known member
Hi Asher
sometimes I'm confused of how you read my pics ... you mostly get the point why I take a certain pic - that's fascinating.
Therefor from Austria to California a cordially Happy Easter!
sometimes I'm confused of how you read my pics ... you mostly get the point why I take a certain pic - that's fascinating.
Therefor from Austria to California a cordially Happy Easter!
Michael_Stones
Member
Apposite comments by Asher, fine photo by Wolfgang, congratulations to you both. Cheers, Mike.