One tree. Every day. For one year. This is an homage. This is a celebration. This is a hope
for raising awareness, and reverence. Symbiotic: to our very roots, and our branches ~
Well, Fickle Cattle, I'm not especially a big skull fan myself, except when a daily skull project leads to the type of inspiration Noah's has.
I really couldn't imagine making one myself, but after being at the "Science Behind Forensics" presentation at our middle school, I had to use one of my photos for a tie in. It just fit too well and I love the results. I'm so taken with it being so far outside of my typical range, that I'm now working on another skull project.
At first I was scared a bit, held my breath, but upclose I realized that this has a world of perspectives. Don't tell me that we will not see you pictures of real trees any more:(
I'm not a big fan of skulls myself, but that looks cool. :-)
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I like the way the tree and skull work together, this is a great addition.
ReplyDeleteWell, Fickle Cattle, I'm not especially a big skull fan myself, except when a daily skull project leads to the type of inspiration Noah's has.
ReplyDeleteI really couldn't imagine making one myself, but after being at the "Science Behind Forensics" presentation at our middle school, I had to use one of my photos for a tie in. It just fit too well and I love the results. I'm so taken with it being so far outside of my typical range, that I'm now working on another skull project.
And thanks, ZD ~:)
At first I was scared a bit, held my breath, but upclose I realized that this has a world of perspectives.
ReplyDeleteDon't tell me that we will not see you pictures of real trees any more:(
No chance of that happening, Munir.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying the challenge, but skulls could never replace my love of trees! Besides, I'm committed to this tree project.
Tree love with an occasional twist thrown in for the fun of it. :)