annalee

Oooh yes. Especially on a vast scale. It was really interesting to step back from them - viewed from a distance they somehow...grew! But I'm glad you received it, and good evening!x

You know what's not fair? The standard Annalee sets for beauty. No one can compare

You are wonderful

Photos of you are always amazing I find myself wishing for the photo with you looking over your shoulder, up-close with your bird tattoos!

Ahhhh, the pictures.... the museum artifacts look stunning! It's like you can gaze at them for hours and write numerous incredible stories about the life of those items! I love it!

Sometimes it's a bit creepy too... here in Gent there's the Dr Guislain museum (Dr Guislain Museum) it's an old psychiatric centre where they have the old buildings and all the stuff, old hospital beds, those electroshoch devices, weird baths,... interesting as hell; but afterwards a bit disturbing Luckily they also have some nice art exhibitions in other wings of the building too!

So lots of uprooted trees there too? Damn... always makes me sad somehow When I take the train to Brussels, the slaughter amongst trees is also immense after the storm raged over the country 2 weeks ago... Kinda funny they look like owls indeed

Curious to see Cherry's work, hope it won't take ages Meanwhile, take care & rock on

Amazing trees! A kind of siamese trees, or it's normal ?

to you too! found myself thinking about you today, hope all is well. xo

That's a neat idea. I like that much better than having a fake tree or cutting down a live one. It looks great too.

Christmas seems even more irrelevant over here. For a start they put up decorations in the shops in October! Then we have a Xmas pageant in November. So, by the time the real Xmas comes, it's been dragged out for so long we're over it. I'm not a Christian (atheist when it comes to deity, Buddhist/Taoist when it comes to spirituality), so that gives the whole season no meaning for me. And, to top it off, we have trees and fake snow and snow men etc, but the weather is a bright and sunny 37 degrees celsius. I went shopping in our main shopping mall this year. There were thousands of people fighting for bargains, carrying masses of useless presents, on a 41 degree day while, over loudspeakers, they played a pan pipe version of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer. madness! Happy thoughts to you though.

Lovely photography. Brilliant.

Poetics of Space came yesterday. Looking forward to getting into it. Thanks for mentioning.

I like those little plants in the last pictures.

Your blog is amazing...you are such a great photographer! You should become one for SG!

Lady wants to turn into a fox? Best call Jimi Hendrix!!

Extraordinary photos of the plants. I haven't read The Waves, but To The Lighthouse is one of my favourite books. The thing with me is that I always have more than one book on the go. Currently I am reading Shelby Foote's 3-volume history of the American civil War, Jules Verne's twenty thousand Leagues under the Sea, a Phyrne Fisher mystery novel and a collection of modern poetry edited by garrison Keillor.