Today, our middle school students enjoyed a presentation on forensics from the Cincinnati Museum Center's outreach program. To document this fascinating learning experience for our yearbook, I was asked to stop by and take photos.
It was so interesting that it wasn't until I was on my way home that I realized that a skull photo would make for a fun addition to this project, a nod, if you will, to the inspiring Noah Scalin and his Skull-A-Day project which has led the way for so many daily creative undertakings.
Enjoy & happy weekend ~:)
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twigs
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"If you surrender to the wind, you can ride it."
~Toni Morrison
image ~ misha
Very cool. Both the middle school presentation and your stint as photographic chronicler, AND ESPECIALLY this groovy twig skull. Exposed branch, exposed cranium bone, equals skeletal truth. You've got some creative marrow in your bones, Misha!
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When was the last time I mentioned that you make me smile?
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Thank you, Rick.
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This is very cool!
ReplyDeleteNice twig! That skull has some overbite.
ReplyDeleteThe wind didn't care much for my spurs.....
ReplyDeleteThanks, all. :)
ReplyDelete*laughing at Leslie*
Sorry to hear it, Hank.
Hope you all enjoy your Saturday!
Awesome -- I assume you sent Noah the link!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Heidi.
ReplyDeleteI sent him the image in case he wants to share it on Skull-A-Day.