Landscape Study (with Full Moon), 2010
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♥ ♠ ♦ ♣ Mundane magic & ordinary Illusion ♣ ♦ ♠ ♥
- M.W. Nolden
- New Jersey, United States
- A lapsed artist, former retail visual merchandiser, now retired museum collections technician & mount fabricator with a slightly more than passing interest in photography…
"That’s what magic is, of course. Something that looks ordinary until it isn’t. Nothing but a hat, until a rabbit comes out of it. Meaning where you didn’t think to look, until you did. A miracle no one else can see, but you."
George Snyder
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1 comment:
Another oddly great photo. I don't know why, but that eave turns the roof into a Picasso face.
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