

if you click on the images to see them larger, you'll see who i'm combined with.

i have been doing what i call 'woodblock fotos' for a while now;


one has actually seemed to have disappeared from my hard drive! so i'm hunting it....
posted by lotusgreen at 6:55 PM
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This is a new vision,i love these new compositions!It demonstrate the special charms.
fascinating comparisons , it's all about 'composition'
Cool.
thank you hp and dom. yeah--i just realized that if i used two images that shared a horizon line ratio then some interesting things might happen
so elegantly mysterious and somewhat romantic, very lovely.
thanks so much bb--and thanks for the visit!
Oh, thank you for sharing the result of this wonderful experiment!
wow, rachel, thank you so much!
These works had a profound influence on me. i really love these!
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hi, and thanks so much for stopping by. i spend all too much time thinking my own thoughts about this stuff, so please tell me yours. i thrive on the exchange!
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