Camera-phone series #35.
Showing posts with label Doodles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doodles. Show all posts
31 December 2011
28 August 2011
03 May 2011
28 February 2011
For Yi Zhang (1935 - 2009)
I like the concept of lighting up so much. The dimly pulsating red, the curls of smoke.
How much does a shadow weigh? I wondered as a child.
It turns out that a shadow of smoke weighs a wisp, but a shadow on a lung – a ton.
- A slightly different version of this picture is a contributing piece in the "Light" exhibition. Goodenough College, 6 March 2011, 2 pm. On hindsight, revealing the beer mug suited 姨丈 more: he was the man who gave me my first taste of beer - at age 5!
22 January 2011
Survived the postal journey from France
This one was not, but about half were in perfect shape, miraculously.
04 January 2011
22 December 2010
Darling, look into the camera
Jerry of »Giffard House at Winchester, and a dad too frozen to venture out.
I highly recommend this beautifully-restored B&B btw. Talk to me about it.
21 December 2010
03 December 2010
02 November 2010
23 September 2010
01 September 2010
31 August 2010
14 July 2010
Just so we're absolutely clear, city folks...
WE are the ducklings (from Lake Windemere).
Not sure what goslings look like. We don't go near them as they have an annoying habit of pecking at butts.
Bonjour! Je suis un jeune cygne
cyg·net (sĭg'nĭt)Air is now cleared for the previous post! I'd have failed both of those questions had they asked me in science class.
n. A young swan.
Middle English cignet , from Anglo-Norman, diminutive of Old French cygne , swan , from Latin cygnus , from Greek kuknos.
13 July 2010
08 July 2010
Sisters
A very humble salesgirl salary of the elder sister supports both, and even brings them to London.
This is not a question of economics. It is a question of generosity and love.
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