an imprudent progress

chaotic monochrome swirls Nothing here.
Or, if you prefer,
everything.
monochrome convergence to point of light monochrome blurred mirroring of previous image soft colourisation and elicitation of winged form from previous image A singular existence
sees itself (imperfectly),
and takes flight.
brighter colouring, firming of shape and symmetry from previous image previous shape split into two parts with central forms strengthened but overlapping emanations the two forms connect and contribute to each other's shape Form claims its space,
hears an echo,
harmonises.		 Form
precedes
function		 previous image spawns a chaotic monochromatic swirl
rainbow bi-plane-hang-glider being pedalled through mist and cloud kayaking through rapids me in Telowie Gorge Work hard!
Play nicely!
Cooperate with others!
Wattarka (King's Canyon). I took three photos while lying on my stomach at one edge of the canyon. You can see, at the front left and right of the composite picture, a continuation of the edge I'm lying on. For a sense of scale, notice the three people at the top of the near cliff at the extreme right of the photo.
Time Out ;-)
throw of dice, showing different people on die-faces money, with famous faces replaced by my children and other images of 'value' naked woman, with wrists crossed above her head Are the dice loaded?
I count my winnings, and learn:
"Work at it!" won't work.		 Scrooge
was a
loser		 me in a pool of gold coins
all-bran fiery swirling human form a child sits in the palm of a hand nearly drowning Crap,
burn,
but don't drown.
medical text image of human Central Nervous System with lightning bolts along nerve pathways starting fires dancer poised in controlled but non-maintainable position strong hand above clasps another, falling Lightning strikes in unexpected places.
An arrestor protects what a conductor can't.
A fall is not a crash.
vibrant pigments, awaiting application to canvas human form merges with cool, blue, swirl into tunnel galactic me All together now!
For ever,
everywhere.
Deep Creek empties into Encounter Bay at the foot of the Fleurieu Peninsula. The cove is reached by a 2 hour hike through Deep Creek Conservation Park, from either the Trig Point Picnic Area or the Cobblers Creek Camp Ground. Then there's either the 2 hour hike back to your vehicle or camp, or you may prefer a circuit walk of around 7 hours which incorporates both tracks. Take a break
 
 		 then
start
again		 chaotic galactic swirls

© 2003 Eileen Hennessy
last edited 19/08/03