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Mark,
Thank you so much
for this virtual little movie played on my mind's eye.
A truly peaceful image conjured up by a few words.
It rivals anything that could be photographed.
In addition to this miracle of images I find it
interesting that vast, broad landscapes reproduced in miniature no
larger than a couple of inches square, when remembered, in the mind's eye, are
translated much larger than the print. The graphic format of the mind seems
to automatically adjust according to the subject.
Is this phenomenon ''alternative'' TO
photography? Or part of it?
Good luck with your project.
Quirky John - Photographist - London -
UK
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Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 8:51
PM
Subject: Re: How Independent Are We,
Really?
John,
When my son and daughter were little, I
used to take them fishing in a canoe. I would make up names for
the fish we were catching:
Largemouth Bass were dubbed Blabbermouth
Bass...
Bluegills became Bluegiggles....
Northern Pike or Pickerel
became Northern Pickles
etc. etc.
We had a lot of fun and a lot of
laughs..... Great times on a peaceful, Northern Wisconsin lake.
The
kids still refer to these fish today with those names.
Best Wishes,
Mark
Nelson
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