Avoiding Work

by playing with Photoshop

is so much more fun than finishing the benches on the deck


Loren

Comments

Wow, Loren! That’s beautiful.

dave rogers 3:22 pm May 2, 2006

Looks like a painting–a nice one.

Ron 4:07 pm May 2, 2006

The tree swallow photo has such a striking blue, still what lingers for me is the swallow in the background, something about its shadow-like presence works wonders.

Kevin Miller — 9:52 am May 3, 2006

Kevin’s right about that shadow…But I didn’t know it was a swallow. I thought it was a lurking orca,
as in the cartoon strip, waiting for the bird to drop its guard. For more about ominous nature, think of Ted Hughes Hawk Roosting, and Roethke’s Meadow Mouse.

mike — 9:59 am May 3, 2006

Yes, Kevin, I’ve noticed that mates can have that effect.

It’s like knowing that your wife is coming home soon and asking, “What did you do today, noticing that the deck isn’t finished and you’ve been playing on the computer again.

“Doing art,” you try to explain.

loren — 10:43 am May 3, 2006

Loren, I said works wonders but love the way you’ve turned into wonders about work. Ha.

Kevin Miller — 12:47 pm May 3, 2006

very nice treatment loren.

alan 5:29 am May 4, 2006

This is gorgeous!

SB 10:42 am May 4, 2006

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