wave.4.8000

[Tom dinning]

Now I have another headache from that song. There are small pleasures from not being young. That's one of them.
As for the whiskey, I've had more than my share of headaches from that stuff. Once again, I leave those pleasures to the young.
Your metaphor mix reminds me of a great recipe for chocolate mud cake. As they say, he who hesitates gathers no moss.
Another sleep, another dream.


_DSC8039 by tom.dinning, on Flickr

Cheers
Tom

[Mark Hampton]

Originally Posted by Tom dinning

Now I have another headache from that song. There are small pleasures from not being young. That's one of them.
As for the whiskey, I've had more than my share of headaches from that stuff. Once again, I leave those pleasures to the young.
Your metaphor mix reminds me of a great recipe for chocolate mud cake. As they say, he who hesitates gathers no moss.
Another sleep, another dream.


_DSC8039 by tom.dinning, on Flickr

Cheers
Tom

Tom, i seem to be a head pain.

this may help -

Boy.Boy - Deka

Alexander @ the DCA in Dundee - Scott Myles: This Production exhibition.


cheers

[Asher Kelman]

Originally Posted by Mark Hampton

Tom, i seem to be a head pain.

this may help -

Boy.Boy - Deka


Alexander @ the DCA in Dundee - Scott Myles: This Production exhibition.

Now this is worth filling a glass with Bordeaux! It's metaphorical and clever. The jaggies on the wall complement the spikes in the lad's hair. Mark, who is Alexander? Tell us more about the exhibit and that cute chap.

Asher

[Mark Hampton]

Originally Posted by Asher Kelman

Boy.Boy - Deka


Alexander @ the DCA in Dundee - Scott Myles: This Production exhibition.

Now this is worth filling a glass with Bordeaux! It's metaphorical and clever. The jaggies on the wall complement the spikes in the lad's hair. Mark, who is Alexander? Tell us more about the exhibit and that cute chap.

Asher

Asher,

went to Scott Miles exhibition with my son this afternoon -

here is a link to the venue / show /artist

it's a snap that illustrates some of the ideas in wave. I am glad it makes you want to drink wine !

turns Asher to wine and gives Tom head aches. I like this thread :)

Tom what type of building did you make those images of?

[Jarmo Juntunen]

Well, I have to say I'm getting the same headache Tom did from this thread. But l love the wave pictures! (and I just adore Ardbeg!).

But what really got me speechless is your Boy.Boy. What a fantastic picture!

[Mark Hampton]

Originally Posted by Jarmo Juntunen

Well, I have to say I'm getting the same headache Tom did from this thread. But l love the wave pictures! (and I just adore Ardbeg!).

But what really got me speechless is your Boy.Boy. What a fantastic picture!

Thanks Jarmo, it has achieved its goal - which is to be read.

[Mark Hampton]

the next in the wave work series. working with the same ideas - different place and time.

Wave.4.800 - Deka


16 works - 8 data samples of waves @ 1/8,000s - each image contains the data from 4 exposures.

this data is then manipulated to make an image that is as close to remembering a dream as I can.
the tantalising nature of trying to remember a dream whilst awake seems to me to be a physical sensation - wave-like eletric

and a couple closer in.

thanks for looking in.

[Asher Kelman]

Mark Hampton: Wave.4.800 - Deka


16 works - 8 data samples of waves @ 1/8,000s - each image contains the data from 4 exposures. this data, is then manipulated to make an image that is as close
to remembering a dream as I can. the tantalising nature of trying to remember a dream whilst awake seems to me to be a physical sensation - wave-like eletric"

Is this "eletric" a word you have coined like deka? Is it from eclectic or electric, both or just a typo you seem to do by habit?

Asher

[Mark Hampton]

Originally Posted by Asher Kelman

Mark Hampton: Wave.4.800 - Deka


16 works - 8 data samples of waves @ 1/8,000s - each image contains the data from 4 exposures. this data, is then manipulated to make an image that is as close
to remembering a dream as I can. the tantalising nature of trying to remember a dream whilst awake seems to me to be a physical sensation - wave-like eletric"

Is this "eletric" a word you have coined like deka? Is it from eclectic or electric, both or just a typo you seem to do by habit?

Asher

Asher thanks for the spelling update ! I guess it would have been electric - good spot !

i am dis lexic so miss things.

cheers

[Asher Kelman]

Originally Posted by Mark Hampton

Asher thanks for the spelling update ! I guess it would have been electric - good spot !

i am dis lexic so miss things.

cheers

..... but you also invent stuff, so I thought a derivation of eclectic might work too!

Asher

[Mark Hampton]

Originally Posted by Asher Kelman

..... but you also invent stuff, so I thought a derivation of eclectic might work too!

Asher

thats true - sometimes I am not sure if its an invention or a mistake... same as some work i make i guess ...

[Mark Hampton]

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[Mark Hampton]

Wave.1.8000 - Deka

cheers

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