> -----Original Message----- > From: luis [mailto:chilled_delirium@mailstation.com] > >You will notice I did not include my python (actually I ran > out of ale >and she gets really grumpy when she's sober). > > Should we consider ourselves lucky, the pythoness, or both ? Actually the snake was integral to my original conception for this shot (Garden of Eden). > > My life is perhaps more dramatic than others > > Yeah, yeah....you trying to convince yourself or us ? Drama > is good....natural, not bleached, of course. Well now Luis I have to disagree with you there. There has been some fine bleached drama in the past - Dolf Lungren, Farrah Fawcett, Crissy on 'Three's Company' just to name a few. > >but the meaning behind my image is far deeper than my fellow > >photographers have suggested. > > Who knew ? Hare Hare, Drama Drama...someone wake me up. Take this book as our gift. If you'd care to make a donation ..... > >So the nudity represents the souls removed of their mortal > clothing. >The limp noodles, the bodies no longer breathing > and the bagel the >circle of life. The white spots in the > dark background are the stars in >heaven. > > Close....I took it as "J.C. Greggie " [following in the > Prada-worthy. > Bobertine Christ of a year or two ago]. You know, the > bread-is-my body, yeah, and eat the crust, too > thing....hmmm...nevermind, where's the vino ? I had not seen Bobert's portrait until today. It's amazing how humility manifests itself so closely in both our portraits. Thanks so much for your usual erudite observations. Greg Fraser http://www.geocities.com/fraserg1962
