🚀 go-pugleaf

"I don't now about this, I often plan what I am going to do even in know ing the type of traffic, pedestrian and o vehicular or air traffic or wildlife interaction which to some degree can be predicted according to the time of day, or astrological events, weather and seasons, foliage etc.

Lots and lots of different circumstances and then make this say what it has to say, everything has a profound effect on us no matter how mundane it may seem to us.

We learn to see better and better as time passes and therefore what looks ordinary to day may seem beautiful tomorrow.

I just heard a brilliant performance by the Chicago Symphony at Carnegie Hall of a piece by Leos Janacek called Sinfonietta they say when the piece was first performed people just thought just was just bad composing and when it started off i thought myself OMG but that soon turned to amazement as the orchestra was really fired up by the conductor Pierre Boulez who was absolutely brilliant.

So now what was once thought to be nothing is performed brilliantly and was one of the best performances I have gone to this year.

So things change as we get to develop our understanding of what we see, at least that is how I have gotten to see things. "

That's what I want on my tombstone.

Spoken like a true artist Wade. Very nice. It's good to be excited about things, deeply excited. To hell with the mundane, give me fire and ice, and let me express what I see through brush, pen or camera lens.

Keep up the good work,

Ken

PS: and as soon as I get my bearings on my new work situation, I'm going to ravage my credit card with the purchase of the new D5. Definitely the next step up for me. anyway.