Wouldn't surprise me in the least, Howard. They get everywhere.
I quite agree, Matt, and, as haikus go, this one is far from economical. What I find most interesting is the thought process; finding the juxtaposed parts and managing the pivot in such tight constraints. This, my first try, was way harder than I imagined. Thanks for noticing!
One does not simply walk into Mordor.
ReplyDeleteNow there's a reference I hadn't considered, but it's a darn good one. Thanks Clif!
ReplyDeleteI think that was the perfect reference. Well said Clif. Great photo Mike!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Austin. The shot was taken in our "back yard" as last Saturday's full moon rose in the east. It was spectacular.
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sara. And your blog is a treat.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular Mike. I think I see a couple of loose whiskers over on the bottom right that must have wandered from your stache.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Mike.
ReplyDeleteI dig this form. It's elegant and forces economy of words.
Wouldn't surprise me in the least, Howard. They get everywhere.
ReplyDeleteI quite agree, Matt, and, as haikus go, this one is far from economical. What I find most interesting is the thought process; finding the juxtaposed parts and managing the pivot in such tight constraints. This, my first try, was way harder than I imagined. Thanks for noticing!