oldviolin wrote:
In reverence of Mother Nature.

 thisbody wrote:

Indeed it often is, case in point, but sometimes the wormholes get lodged in the black holes and the stars shed their skin and that's when things get weird
And rude? Well, it's really not that big a deal is it? So, got a summer photo you'd like to share? You have some great ones. A lot of travels. 

Is that like with a gripper or something?
Like, George shoots the Moon then lassos it?

 oldviolin wrote:

I meant to link the first encore,  Thank You


Digression seems somewhat potentially rude to me.


Get hold of The Cosmos..

CRY LOVE

 thisbody wrote:

Lol. Well, it was more of a question but, I have no grievance. I jack threads all the time. In fact, I don't even need Viagra for my thread, um, shenanigans.
Traditionally (there's that word, er, concept) there are a few threads here in the Forum that are nice and more, shall we say, pristine. The Photo threads mostly do away with words and more often exclaim beauty and creativity and sometimes even, concepts. I love them my way. You should love them yours, and if it connects to others in a common understanding then somewhere in the cosmos a big 'ol fireworks show goes off. Some might call it communion. In any case I must get a room with a view. 
Anyhow I try not to bother management about matters that matter not.
But, I digress...

 Isabeau wrote:
It's nuthin' but perspective.
The parrot could be the guru.
Or you. Could.

Shells, well they're different.. possibly carrying Triffid-seeds that could harm our very own off-spring.

So better beware of The Day of The Triffids:

 oldviolin wrote:

Sorry, your comment just came thru past our timeline.
You could file your grievance to the Radio Paradise help-desk, but I'd rather not.

Pie in the sky

 thisbody wrote:

Massive Parrot is eerily close to the  1960-sumthin Jules Verne movie "Mysterious Island." 
I wouldn't sit so close to those shells either...

West Eats Meat at 'Taverne Rhodos'

Made In The Shade

 Proclivities wrote:

Doooode. 'Art' is an interpretation of a visual, not literal like a camera. tsk.

 Proclivities wrote:

It's to his right.

 Isabeau wrote:
Especially if you're apparently not even facing the scene you are painting.

 haresfur wrote:

Cool! Not easy painting with sand and seabreeze!

Another from Kangaroo Island