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don`t get the Blues, you don`t have a blue screen, its only my image for:
Macro Mondays March 26th theme: The Blues
Macro Mondays: "Liquid" theme
I sprayed water on a window screen and held the LP cover of The Beatles' 1967 "Magical Mystery Tour" album behind the screen as I took the shot. Where the water filled the gaps between the screen openings, you see an inverted refracted view of the cover. A photo of the album cover itself is in the first comment box.
HMM
What is better than a cheshire cat grin :D
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Do I come to Burrow Company just for chicken wings?
yes.. Yes I do 😁🍗
but I mean its also a cool place to cool off after work - got booze too.
Slurl:
": a recollection of early childhood that may be falsely recalled or magnified in importance and that masks another memory of deep emotional significance :" . . . ~Merriam Webster~
When I shot this scene earlier today from our picture window,
I wasn't thinking about the "screen" in the left frame versus the clear glass on the right! Love that it's all the same view, although the screen does act as a filter!
The "philosophical" explanation of "screen memory" has always been of significance to me . . .
Happy Window Wednesday!
It was late afternoon on the 6th Floor of the Whitney Museum, and I was waiting for the elevator. I noticed several people silhouetted against the light streaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows. Soon there was just one person, and as I casually clicked the shutter, the window shades started to lower. The man here was focused on his phone and didn't notice that I took his photo. On the television screen was a video (which I didn't watch) of a city skyline across water, strategically positioned in front of this window, overlooking the Hudson River and the Hoboken, New Jersey skyline. The Whitney is exhibiting the Biennial right now, delayed a year by COVID, and a docent told me the 6th floor is deliberately dark and broken up into a warren of dark, tiny rooms, meant to represent the isolation of the first year of COVID's social isolation. Whitney Museum Of Contemporary Art, Meatpacking District, NYC -- August 15, 2022