Quelle Horreur Encore!
It’s Life, (Jim) But Not As We Know It ii (2012)
Ashley Lily Scarlett
In the Country of the Blind (2012)
Ashley Lily Scarlett
Ravenous (2012)
Ashley Lily Scarlett
Imp, the Fourth (2012)
Ashley Lily Scarlett
Syncopated Eyeball
Creepy Spooky Lovely Nice
Syncopated Eyeball 
This is just brilliant. There’s a narrative forming.
Oooh❗ My first comment using my new phone❗
Thanks very much, Richard. I’m really glad you like them. 😊
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fascinating! a nice variety of treatments, that work well as a group.
Thanks John, I think the black and white batch work better as a series, but I do like these a lot individually.
I like the topmost picture.
Thanks, Nannus, that’s one of my all time favorite images of mine. 🙂
ahhhhhhh, now i wont be able to sleep
Uh oh!
I love how you move from Buddha’s to Horreur. These are very cool. The top 3 are especially wonderful! : )
Haha! I deliberately put a few other images in-between.
Thank you, Karen, I’m really glad you like them. 🙂
S.E. spins the hits! Er, posts them, anyway!
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All these “Horreur”s are interesting. I am hoping these are not images of you when you are looking your best though.
Define ‘best’. 🙂
“Best” as in “Nicest, sweetest, most suitable for having a cup of coffee with in public…”
Out in public like these photos and you’d be heading straight to to police station I suspect. (Oh… now I am worrying if they just show you in your natural first thing in the morning state and I may have offended you. Ach well… you’re far away… I hope 🙂
Haha! Actually, when I did the white acrylic poster paint ones during a bout of insomnia, I did give a fellow insomniac a bit of a fright. That was before the other tenants knew I was prone to do such things. I think they’re used to it now.
Excellent sequence. It suggests found photo-strip in a photo booth – what a narrative. 🙂
I’ve been recently visiting Katherine’s Photobooth Journal and that made me more aware of similarity to your sequence. Are you familiar with her blog ?
http://photoboothjournal.com/about/
Thank you, Joseph. Yes, I am aware of that blog. 🙂
I thought you might – my mind is in a muddle lately.
I misread cow for crow on another blog and ended up with the image/metaphor of a cow landing on a branch at dusk. Have I mentioned I’ve had some intriguing dreams. 😀
Haha! Tree climbing cows! 😀
The way the haiku lines read it just said land on branches, so did the cows fly or did they fall ? Where did they fall from and why ? Very zen koan. 😀
Did you ever see that boring film called ‘Twister’? There was a cow that got sucked up into the air in that. Best part of the film. Sorry, Philip Seymour Hoffman . . .
No I avoided that one. I have seen clips of Sharknado – maybe they dropped the cows. 😀
I guess we’ll never know. 🙂