April 24, 2007

Pacific



5 Comments:

Blogger copy team said...

Hey, nice! - you've got something of a "New Documentary Photography" style going on here... as my extremely 'well-informed' research paper (given today) on this topic states: 'it is characterised by unusual angles, blurriness, and a breathtaking immediacy.'

But I'm really not an expert on visual analysis, so:
Hey, nice!
s

9:07 PM  
Blogger copy team said...

Hey hey - thanks.
To be honest, after 8 months of sleep deprivation, these pictured DON'T look fuzzy to me. I guess "breathtaking immediacy" in my case can be seen as a euphemism for "since she had her baby she can't focus and hasn't got time for anything".
By the way, we loved having Bjorn visit us in the hidden village!

3:40 AM  
Blogger copy team said...

Oui!
Did you know that Monet didn't think HIS paintings looked fuzzy either, as did this other painting bloke (gasp! did i just write "bloke"?) i think it was Degas. Well anyway, this scientist found out that the Impressionist style based mainly on hardcore Nearsightedness (the paintings are quite smooth if you are myopic).
I will try this now with your pics...

hmm.... blurry. hehehe.

Miss you lots! xx S

6:48 PM  
Blogger copy team said...

that's genius! dont need to take my lenses of. and every myope is a poet.

7:07 PM  
Blogger copy team said...

well said.

6:17 AM  

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