Bob, yeah. I keep looking for shapes in the negative spaces. I was seeing a face kind of like that Muppet Beaker, but I like the idea of a shark better.
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I don't care if its a fisheye, I feel boxed in.
Me too!
I'm posting this from out of town.
1890 stares at 1980 with 1930 in between,
And over all a faultless vault of blue --
The best thing seen.
Change is constant here below
And clashing change eyes harm,
But up above the faultless vault of blue --
A wash of calm.
This month's Smithsonian informs me that there isn't a single straight line in the Parthenon.
The outlining of the buildings makes the blue sky assume the shape of a shark, I think. Or at least a shark-like outline.
Ohio sky gives more of a dog shape.
Bob, yeah. I keep looking for shapes in the negative spaces. I was seeing a face kind of like that Muppet Beaker, but I like the idea of a shark better.
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