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Entanglement. Schrödinger said it was the defining trait of quantum theory. What is it? It’s that quirky talent discovered by quantum p...
14 comments:
Gnome hats!!!!
Love this perspective.
Cool shot!
I love the idea of gnome hats!
Pretty arty LA. :-)
Wow, I really love this image, Laurie. Great perspective!
Lovely. And kind of mohawkish.
I like the zig-zag line where the blue meets the green.
Very minimal.
It's a great shot...the Cypress look a bit croweded as they reach mightily for the clear blue skies of So. Pasadena!
oh yea
I'm with you, Laurie. I usually don't like Italian Cypresses, especially when they are alone or in pairs. But they make a beautiful green wall like this one and when in the right place, are very effective. Many years ago I bought a house that had an ugly garage on the other side of a chain link fence. I planted a row of Italian Cypresses like this. I used them because I wanted a narrow hedge. Several years later, the back of the yard was an interesting green wall of cypress and the garage was nowhere to be seen.
I like the simplicity of this shot. Very clever.
Thanks, everyone!
This is another happy accident brought to me by my sunroof. I really should do a series of things spotted through the sun roof. I've passed by these cypress trees dozens of times -- and yes, DB, you are right about them making a great wall -- but I'd never seen them quite like THIS before. I love using the camera to find abstract images in ordinary settings so this is a favorite. I'm glad you guys like it.
Until tomorrow...
Green fire!
Don't know how I missed this. This might be my second favorite photo (and I really do like the dirty bench) you should have left out the "name it" game on that one. Make them work a little bit for an interpretation
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