I can see why she likes them.
The self-referential concept can be interesting. I shot a series of BW
squares once for a friend which are all hung in her house as close as
possible to where they were taken, but all in unusual lighting,
circumstances, situations. I was not convinced until it was finished, but
in the end I liked them as much as she did. They are printed quite small so
you have to go peer at them and there is an odd sensation as you realise
what you are seeing and step back.
Tom
2009/3/23 Moose
> One joy of our house is the windows on both ends of the living room,
> facing roughly East and West. In the afternoons around the equinoxes, we
> get some wonderful light.
>
> Yesterday afternoon I was spending a quiet reflective time by myself.
> Perhaps in a state of attentino akin to that Fernando recently referred
> to, I found myself seeing very familiar things somewhat differently. So
> took a few images.
> <
> http://galleries.moosemystic.net/MooseFoto/index.php?gallery=Home/Light090322
> >
>
> Carol is deeply in love with 2-3 of them and immediately said I should
> print them up and hang them. Sounds oddly self-referential, somehow
>
> Then I suppose I could make images of the images in the same room in
> which they were taken ...
>
> Moose
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