Mr Zoom wrote:
Tony, #1 probably reminds you of salvia blech because it is
Please check MY spelling:
saliva: n. The watery mixture of secretions from the salivary and oral mucous glands that lubricates chewed food, moistens the oral walls, and contains ptyalin.
belch: v.intr. To expel gas noisily from the stomach through the mouth; burp.
Rob Tillyer wrote:
Hey Ken Good job, nice to see someone who really respects flowers. I reaaly like the last crop. (Maybe take a little off the top.)
Rob
Hey Rob, if you want to see someone who really respects flowers you're looking in the wrong place - blech
I was thinking I might take a little more off the sides, flip the image, invert it, trim some more off the bottom, then invert and flip it again. Yep, that should do it
"The lady doth protest too much, methinks"
Hamlet Act 3, scene 2, 222–230
But we should perhaps be more careful of what we post Ken, for is not a picture worth a thousand words!
And there could be many interpretations, such as:
A wonderful profusion of explosive color in the first one. The intricate direction of the flowers, superbly blurred, draws the eye up to a higher plateau, perhaps towards the ceiling where Lil had symbolically made the X mark. This fading but obviously pseudo phallic symbolism suggests a turning point in life where a realization of a softer side of one's nature is being reluctantly acknowledged. This is inherently portrayed by the full frontal embracement of the delicate yet vibrant yellows of the flower in the second shot set so well against the fading influence of the first and projecting a bold emergence from a lifetime of denial of a sensitive and passionate nature.
This may take some more time Ken but congratulations on your first small but firm steps so far
I'm betting our pal Mr. W would also 
