They know how to sell themselves. Ad astra per aspera
Hey, Grandma Moses started late!
Has a slightly off-balance Japanese graphic feel to it. Composition, colours and accents, the bambooiness of the deck panels and their axonometric tilt, the calligraphic bird - all are reminiscent of my most favourite artist, the Old Man Mad About Drawing, Katsushika Hokusai You can't be me, I'm taken
We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. Oscar Wilde
And I just can't believe that he is already sitting. Wasn't Christopher just born yesterday?
Visited a nearby sport aviation airport. This little gem was built in someone's garage.
Ailerons anyone? These giants means this plane is fully aerobatic with a roll rate of at least 180 degree per second.
A high-performance sailplane flares for landing. These things are SO graceful.
"Remember the I35W bridge--who needs terrorists when there are Republicans"
Slightly grainy since it was shot at ISO 1600 (must remember to reset the limit.) It was reminding me of Colman's comment on how he can somehow tell when a photo has been taken on a Nikon. The same kind of thing has been annoying me of late, largely in that the photos are not as sharp as I want them to be. Although when I first got the camera I thought it was amazingly sharp. Am I just getting used to the limitations now? Ad astra per aspera
