6. nude & scantily clad girls Pythagoras's Wet Nightmare

Just playing!

Feeback appreciated.

I am having trouble keeping abreast of the new expressions of your creative skills... ;-))<p>

GREAT fun piece David!

I certainly appreciate the fun. Many years ago, I think while running Windows 3.1, I took a nude photograph from CompuServe and cropped the breast and tiled it as my desktop image. It wasn't this good but is was odd, as is this, in a good way. David, keep sharing your play, it makes me smile.

Dave, I think you are being modest. Thanks for the comment.

Mark, We do the strangest things. I will try to keep playing and posting. As long as there are strange people out there like us... Thanks a lot.

You'll undoubtedly laugh at my comments here, and the comments are not a "critique."

One of the drawers in my kitchen cabinets is full of miscellaneous items...screwdrivers, pliers, picture hangers, wire nuts...and other assorted fix-it supplies and tools.

When I looked at this photo, my first thought was, "What if I opened another drawer and found it full of these?"

This does have a certain Dali-esque look to it, and  bit of a kaleidoscope feel to it, and I like it as something different from you.  I actually used to have a lens attachment for an old camera that would give images similar to this, though not as many images at one time.

Thanks for the comment. It made me laugh but probably not for the reason you think. The manager of bar I frequent in Hong Kong used to store some of my photos in a drawer in the bar. He used to get a few strange looks when the drawer was opened.

well what is this? I see that for you a Woman is only a Nipple!!

Bibi

I think that Biliana is too much...strict! Hahaha! Clever and ironic composition!...Ciaomau!

Biliana, Your ability to read my understanding of women from a few pixels on a computer is a great source of amusement for me.

Maurizio, She's a case for sure. Thanks for stopping by.

Ha, ha, original! Regards.

I am glad this made you smile. Thanks.

So very marvelous and well constructed David... Bravo!

A unique title and I appreciate this collage of photographic composition.

Raymond, While I was compiling this I thought that it might be something you would do. If you were to do it I am sure it would be done better. Thanks a lot.

Lester, I am glad you like this. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

To further Jim's comment... I can see these as little crackers. It would be so fun to open a package and nibble on them. I think there might be a market for them too, a quite large market :=]

This may be how we make our fortune!

I don't know what made me smile more...the photo...or Raymond's comment.