(Apologies to those to received a mal-formed premature version of this entry.)
For your consideration: an entry from the embryonic Droppings series, soon to be unveiled here.
Amongst the travelers in my circles is the oft-heard notion of peeling back the onion. For the courageous, slumbering in the depths to be mined from the mind are mysteries and wonders . . . many revelations await, some acutely coherent and liberating, others surreal and opaque. I've long been particularly fascinated by Dali's Persistence of Memory as an expression of the ephemeral, ethereal landscapes of the unconscious.
The image here offers similar themes of unexpected juxtapositions, indecipherable landscapes and an unlikely sense of movement and moment in a sharply restricted operating space.
Amongst the travelers in my circles is the oft-heard notion of peeling back the onion. For the courageous, slumbering in the depths to be mined from the mind are mysteries and wonders . . . many revelations await, some acutely coherent and liberating, others surreal and opaque. I've long been particularly fascinated by Dali's Persistence of Memory as an expression of the ephemeral, ethereal landscapes of the unconscious.
The image here offers similar themes of unexpected juxtapositions, indecipherable landscapes and an unlikely sense of movement and moment in a sharply restricted operating space.
Untitled (Oxidizing Mental Corridors), #0257
© 2010 James W. Murray, all rights reserved.
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Details: July28, 2010; Canon 20D; f/11 @ 1/200 sec; - 2/3 EV; ISO 400; 100mm.
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