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Yesterday at the old shipyards in Steveston, BC (more details to come later).
Sept 10th update: see next post.
Yesterday at the old shipyards in Steveston, BC (more details to come later).
Sept 10th update: see next post.
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Posted by: rosie | 00:06 08 September 2008
Rosie, thanks for the stones, six of them! I sometimes get double comments, but this time six seems to suggest you might be having trouble with my comment box?
Posted by: marja-leena | 07:51 08 September 2008
Hello, I think your blog, your art is great...it is on my morning stop and read list. I have an award for you...please stop by and pick it up!
Mary Ann
Posted by: mary ann | 16:51 08 September 2008
The top photo looks like a little alcoves where you can place candles in.
Posted by: Cathy | 17:00 08 September 2008
Hi mary ann! Thank you so much for the award, and this opportunity to get to know your blog. Your art work looks lovely!
Cathy, I thought the same!
Posted by: marja-leena | 17:42 08 September 2008
Yes, I like the top one especially, the old hammered metal of those handles, they do look like niches.
Posted by: Lucy | 22:41 08 September 2008
Lucy, glad you like them too!
Nobody has commented on the weathered old wood, which reminds me of old barns.
Posted by: marja-leena | 20:15 09 September 2008
Locks are sinister, but beautiful too. The shadow on the first one is like a hieroglyph. Perhaps that is what attracted you to the composition in the first place.
Posted by: Joe Hyam | 01:51 10 September 2008
Joe, I never thought of hieroglyphs! Certainly the patterning of shadows and shapes attracted me, as well as the interesting textures of metal and wood.
Posted by: marja-leena | 14:20 10 September 2008