03/26/2008 11:51:10

Man, you're fast. I just posted it and hadn't even looked at it myself! Thanks- and keep taking amazing photos!

03/26/2008 10:26:46

I was glad to get a better look of the profile photo...I just couldn't imagine what I was seeing....  very fun!

Kara

03/25/2008 22:22:33

Is that Freddy Kruger, lol.. nice art!!

03/25/2008 17:53:43

Ha! you changed your profile photo,,  I immediately recognized the bright pink ....Still purple  bedroom?  got some new photos I see, will have to check them out!

 

Kara

03/24/2008 14:37:01

Thanks for the comment on my photograph.

Steve B.

03/24/2008 10:58:55

Just wanted you to know I didn't have much time in my studio last week- but I've been working on an ink adaptation of your "moose" log.  Hopefully will finish it this week.  I tried the fungus/leaf one- but I really need to get out and get some good bark photos or samples- because that is so close up I want to be accurate. When I stare at the fungus I see a flamenco dancer, but it hasn't quite formed in my head yet.  I always enjoy your new postings!  There's another photographer on here (check out SCB_PHOTO )who was also attracted to the catepillar in your "Pole Dancer".

03/24/2008 10:14:39

Thanks for the kind words, Chris.  You have some really lovely images.  I too, enjoy macro.  There's something about that tiny world that we think we know about and yet, know nothing.  I think that's why I've always loved Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears A Who.  Because, after all, a person is a person, no matter how small.  When I heard that the dung beetle nurtured her babies by putting the mould from the dung around them, like a soft blanket, I felt vindicated in my feelings. ;-)

03/24/2008 08:25:54

Your work is very interesting.  I love the complexity of "simple" things.