I have a thing for the mundane, things so mundane they are invisible. All the things that no one sees. I drive Rick a tad spare when we go walkabout, because I’ll be hanging way back there, staring at a chain link fence. I enjoy all the invisible things just the way they are, and I enjoy playing with them too. This little bit of ordinary is a taillight on a school bus converted into a camper. Click for full size.
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Yes! That is glorious. That cheered me up, thanks!
You’re welcome. Thanks!
I love the colours in the original, and now I miss my kaleidoscope. Thanks for sharing!
Welcome. :D
To go from a rear light to ravenous fish with fiery mouths is just wonderful.
Great photos -- Seeing them together gives an insight into the creative process.
For me the original picture has a kind of poetic melancholy that I really relate to. Have you heard of the Japanese photographer Kimiko Sugiura (杉浦貴美子) -- she takes pictures of Walls . Nothing could be more ordinary, but I find them both fascinating and often moving. Strange how commonplace objects can be transformed through the artist’s eye.
Real life alchemy!
Ice Swimmer, thanks!
Usagichan:
I had not, but they will be featured here shortly! Thanks.
Those wall pics are excellent. I particularly like the top row, 3rd from left on page one.
CD @ 8, I really like that one myself! Reminds me of water. Very serene.