Comments | ginger_root: adventures with the holga

ginger_root

adventures with the holga

Apr 26, 2007 12:14

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prsimmon_slumbr April 26 2007, 18:33:33 UTC

Pretty, pretty post! mmmmm ribbons.. I'm a ribbon/flag/kite fanatic I love colors in the wind. And I'd love to see the pink house in the snow. I think you would love all of the colorful homes in Pacific Grove.

ginger_root April 29 2007, 18:24:24 UTC

and you do so well with things in the wind! i'm still completely in love with the photos you took of that torn piece of linen (?) in the wind.

notsittingdown April 27 2007, 02:45:48 UTC

i love the photo of your house. brings back many lovely memories of being in the mountains.

goutwort April 27 2007, 02:49:15 UTC

Nice photos. I especially like the last one. It reminds me of reflections in a car window.

anonymous April 27 2007, 18:08:29 UTC

Oh you know I am so in love with these :)

ginger_root April 29 2007, 18:25:56 UTC

hmm, maggie?

wayfaringmind May 1 2007, 21:03:21 UTC

Oh ha :) I guess I wasn't signed in. Its Jen.

blueinthewings April 28 2007, 06:47:43 UTC

For the record, I don't know much about photography (never studied it anyhow, though my Dad used to be a photog...)
But I take pics like that, things the way they are when you are a daydreamer and just wander around.
By which I mean I like these. (:
And also, I really need to stop using the word "I" in comments and junk! Online I seem sooo self-centered. It drives me bonkers.
(See? I'm still doing it! Grr...)

ginger_root April 29 2007, 18:31:08 UTC

i think that's really something we all ("we" as in bloggers or other folks who stick their business on the internet) deal with... that feeling like "i'm always talking about myself!!" but the truth is, that's the subject we know best, and really the only subject we can ever hope to be true "experts" in... unless we get very ambitious and study something as "our life's work." but bloggers are fairly unlikely to do that sort of inane thing. :) we know better. the truth is, we read blogs because we are all voyeurs at heart, and we write blogs because we're also writers/oversharers/artists/dreamers/exhibitionists/egotists etc at heart. and i think we should just embrace that and write about ourselves and read about other people and hope that it expands our knowledge of the human race. as long as you're offering such sweet and generous comments as the ones you leave me, mouse, i don't think you have much of a chance of being self-centered. :) give yourself a break, sweetheart!