That is so neat! Thanks for this post! :) posted by Phire at 9:37 PM on June 16, 2007
[jonson, i just checked your profile and - that's one cutie of a child you got there. Precious. That's all :)] posted by Foci for Analysis at 9:38 PM on June 16, 2007
This is very cool, and it is the sort of aesthetic eye that I would like to have in my own photography, this sort of gestalt view of the world. Thanks for the find jonson. posted by exlotuseater at 10:03 PM on June 16, 2007
Any one else think OE threw one in from left field? posted by oddman at 10:03 PM on June 16, 2007
Love this, absolutely stunning! I think the author is female, though. posted by Squee at 10:34 PM on June 16, 2007
Hey Foci, thanks! She is a happy, happy little kid, which pleases me beyond rational explanation. posted by jonson at 10:54 PM on June 16, 2007
These are terrific! He makes some really interesting connections that I never would have thought to make but that fit so beautifully together. Thanks, jonson! posted by LeeJay at 10:59 PM on June 16, 2007
These are absolutely fantastic. I'd love to have the eye to actually intentionally shoot in themes like this, but I'd settle for simply seeing and recognizing the similarities while browsing through huge groups of shots.
I can do neither, so I'll just stick to shooting what I normally do and admiring this blog. Thanks jonson, I love this post. posted by Stunt at 12:20 AM on June 17, 2007
Hi, i am missing how the 3 photos in the bat dream are connected. 1)sleeping bat 2) flying bat 3) stormy sky.
Please explain it to me...i am slow. posted by tarvuz at 12:21 AM on June 17, 2007
I like. Reminds me of One Eye (pictures at the bottom) by the same guy who wrote "Black Hole" posted by OrangeDrink at 12:41 AM on June 17, 2007
I'd love to have the eye to actually intentionally shoot in themes like this
to me, it's precisely the unintentionality, so serendipitously re-read that makes this really compelling. thx jonson! posted by progosk at 12:41 AM on June 17, 2007
tarvuz, to me there are a couple of interpretations:
1. The shape of the clouds is reminiscent of bat's wings
2. The shadow on the underside of the clouds looks like a giant bat
Both I think fit with theme of the site (they resemble one another) and the title of the set: "What a Bat Might Dream." He's a asleep dreaming of flying and ultimately being as large as the stormy sky. My two cents anyway. posted by LeeJay at 12:46 AM on June 17, 2007
what would take this to another, higher plane, would be its synesthetic extension to accompanying audio simulacra. posted by progosk at 12:49 AM on June 17, 2007
This is great. Lovely and inspiring. posted by empath at 1:56 AM on June 17, 2007
This one delighted me. Imaginary paths in real places. Thanks jonson. posted by imperium at 4:53 AM on June 17, 2007
She's a she! Check out the right side for links to her other sites. posted by taz at 5:14 AM on June 17, 2007
You're so right - I apologize for misgendering the site's author, indeed a woman, not a guy. posted by jonson at 7:30 AM on June 17, 2007
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