Donna Stavis
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Thank you. That's just what I went for! It's my grandmother and her daughter, who died while in high school.
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Gail, thank you. I tried to imagine what he was like. I never met him; he's my grandfather, and I drew this from a the very few photographs I have of him and the scant information I learned about him. When I drew him, I felt like I had a been understanding of who he was. That's never happened before to me. -
Gail, It's so nice to hear from you!!!! I'm determined to go back to drawing it. I really enjoy it, but yes, the year has been busy. How are you? -
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What a cute creature. You bring out his personality and a little of what he is standing on. -
Thanks, Gail. I'm glad to see you back and active on the Board. Write me. I am hoping you are well. -
Hi Gail, what loss?
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I like the little flowers in the background. But, you have captured his thirst. He is forever drinking, but will his thirst ever be quenched? -
How nice to have captured a slumbering squirrel on a branch. I don't remember ever seeing this. When I saw the photo, it made me smile. -
Thanks, Mari. Waiting to see more of your pics.
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Thanks, Mari. Hope you and your family are well during this crazy time. Be well. -
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It's a beautiful celebration of life. I like the composition. I can feel the warmth of the sun. -
Visually interesting. I love the indoor/outdoor contrasts and the lovely quietness you convey of the man sitting inside. -
Hi Mari, so such a long time I haven't been on Photo.net -- when they changed the format. I remember your lovely nostalgic /memory pics. I miss my mom too. This pic is successfully soulful. Hope you are well. -
You did a stunning job here.
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Mari, Happy Holidays right back to you! Happy, Health New Year! (I wish PN would make this more user friendly). I'll keep checking in and, hopefully, start posting again. Be well, my friend! -
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You've got a way with subtle colors and interesting details. The veins in the top leaf particularly intrigue me with its texture. Your title is jarring and begs the question, when we see "bleeding hearts," do we tread softly or stomp on them as easy marks for the baser parts of human nature, particularly with the other meanings of "bleeding hearts," such as "bleeding heart liberals." Well, late at night, and my mind wanders, but the imagine is soft and pleasing.
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Nice shoes on a good palette, but they look reversed -- the right and left.
I am trying to get used to this new forum, but even commenting on this, I had troubles.
Nice to see your work, as ususal
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Gail,
I love the colors, particularly the yellow and lavender and the shapes. The composition is interesting as well.
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Hi Gail, A great pose. I love the capture of the strong wings in front like a maestro with his great posture. I also love the softness behind him, the inclusion of his community, the bits of leaves around . He has a strength and this brings joy. I'm sorry my name came up twice. I don't know what that is about or how to edit it out. -
To me, this can represent how welcoming is the new format of Photo.net. -
Looks like a lovely place, Alf. There is a visceral feel here – everything watery, damp, refreshing, textures soft, hard to the point I could imagine slipping and bleeding, slimy, ticklish ...waterfalls. It is so difficult to navigate this new site. I wish they would return to what they had before. Hoping things are good with you!
Love In A Mist (Dedicated to Bill Staniforth)
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