Photos by Kris (pardon me, Reyn)

Well, that was the shiva-lingam...

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Hey Kris,

You sure to seem to have an eye for a picture. Is it just a hobby, or would you like to do it professionally??

Anon

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Soz, I thought the shiva one looked like mother and child. There are two heads, sort of. Not of Dag's variety.....

Anon, I have thought of selling my work, but I doubt I'd ever make it my profession.

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Some of the knees seemed to have grown up from under rocks. The rocks were imbedded in their knee-caps, so to speak. I took a picture, but it wasn't that good. Once I catch up on the board, I'll see if there are any more of those that are worth posting.

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A small gathering:

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0XwDdAt8eAPdzuoNLxz5pk0!Ah*NXy8OIyQ*r6xWK66gk0QobmPDZBXKyVTbzZHxDdDX6!B8pD!Dt*2dCRt*5imPBhuU7kFn7Txp4eyln!MoNhZqpc6d5MytSXzEI!dUWURlxNez2n9w/2006_04_treeskneesmountauburn2small.jpg

Tee knees rock:

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0WgDlAsgcdT1zuoNLxz5pk0!Ah*NXy8OIyQ*r6xWK66hfFy*tl*GbEm174687iDKuCC6c81qXcuE7vyFhPeMvHXa4E39r9v8Y8wV37Bm7NX*6DzJ7tELgNfnogRhy8LbCMySA5bMBeK4/2006_04_treeskneesmountauburn4.jpg

The whole family:

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0YwAAALsfaXVzuoNLxz5pk0!Ah*NXy8OIyQ*r6xWK66h*p3FfaioTzWdzcAPpJ7xylL2NLILxxEDXEFs9D3nYw9qShwMZzJush9GvluzyQ257*ynqqoUVqNoFQLXzgE!lzDKHFcPjGJimmtqeXZ8nKg/2006_04_treeskneesmountauburn5small.jpg

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I went back to the knees tree (Mt Auburn Cemetery) again, sans tiny tots.

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0XQCRAsgcEm5zuoNLxz5pk5u2NbjB4PuUd3CuNrYzNHP6UPFRrDObnFB!tmO*WCZrxy!Bc3h4fIFKynhnD6M3DYrkPc4V43bUoQBzBdmno3Dm44Z*xVc8n6ySwBm9ULLXV9fZfgEBGA4/2006_04MtAuburnjapmaple3small.jpg

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0TADnAswWV2ZzuoNLxz5pk6YfTE6LRtoIzkkTup8Mw2ZW!cua6*ORPTYCKmY!Mlvyz7Z5lp7SVYF*sC5RpH1l7J2nwq58X7En5HXl5PWJEL2FmqvcnKk5Ig/2006_04tombrest1.jpg

There's a posture of grief to the right of this one, I thought.

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0WgDnAokbDAFzuoNLxz5pk5u2NbjB4PuU3SMOXcH2wTNdXmMqMZ2j9HXlk1i9uXn2pA4IbBmyeC65HZh9JxDm5Mh1z2ajAfkEkjXUUhpiQCIHFzzYMgv855ni!H1uMT28wSMNy!bv0cs/2006_04MtAuburngrief1small.jpg

This guy looks like a mustached old man meditating.

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0YQAAAEQf9iRzuoNLxz5pk5u2NbjB4PuUVo3RHAgElKEKh6*8jVD8WDaL7EOJPAIpva3jhs4cRLf9tEGiZ26ojh0tZWC9!BELspVQ1XPIDFUxHDwURnPcSdjRquL9gGNU9s1jZBuwfIBnyaEWNprkbQ/2006_04MtAuburnoldmanmeditating1small.jpg

And, this looks like a lady washing clothes in the river.

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0VwDnAhcbP7ZzuoNLxz5pk5u2NbjB4PuUwW!3sencdsJLugKI03QCxa*2Vefqer8nqi6oA!Ia12UJQ5nCJT6fx2midUCV!e8EMea44j*V3E7jVphJf6SEQC5KKlWZmyvf/2006_04MtAuburnWasherwoman2.jpg

Or at least they look sort of like that......

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Pass the pipe, littlek.

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littlek, in describing the above photo, wrote:

There's a posture of grief to the right of this one, I thought.

I like that.

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littlek wrote:

I went back to the knees tree (Mt Auburn Cemetery) again, sans tiny tots.

I like all of them, k. Especially this one. Such beautiful warm tones in those leaves & such a peaceful place.

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Gus, I didn't see the little people when I took the pictures, then I did when I resized them, then I didn't again when I posted them. Man. Wish I was smoking something. I'd feel more sane.

Olga, that tree sucked me right in. I'll post the bookends, too, after I resize them.

Mt Auburn Cemetery should be one of the wonders of the world.

..........................

THAT was fun!

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0WADjAv0boPpzuoNLxz5pk!RtMj2V8F6*2tVbJPGslzG4bHhm5pUj6w4bCB5sjgDvyo5z3vg9ePzGvMAAXH50ISE8xT6!u46xIGJWGkAuFwxLwB6TMtnUqAcsdEz5zQbkSgAAAP****8/2006_04mtauburnmaplebookends.jpg

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That's really lovely, littlek. I can imagine the maple photos being really gorgeous framed and matted as a trio.

I see just what you mean in the tree's knees too.

What kind of camera do you have, again? I'm perpetually lusting after a digicam and will get one sometime, yours seems really good.

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gustavratzenhofer wrote:

littlek, in describing the above photo, wrote:

There's a posture of grief to the right of this one, I thought.

I like that.

It struck me as girls whispering secrets.

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Sozobe - it's a Fuji FinePix E550. It's the best for it's price and it's usually priced to sell.

Eva, I can see whispering girls, but since I was surrounded by graves, I guess that flavored my perception.

I think I'll go and reshoot that maple, or another one like it.

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Kris, if you don't have a photoblog, you should consider starting one. These last shots are great!

I started one recently and it's a lot of fun.

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This IS my photoblog....! Eh, maybe.

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littlek wrote:

This IS my photoblog....! Eh, maybe.

If so, give some consideration to Blogger. You get 300 MB of space and the only advertising is one small little square.

Check mine out and you'll see.

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I think I have issues with being so visible..... or something.

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hehe, Try Googling the subject line and see how invisible you are here.

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Good point.

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Today I stopped into a nearby Au Bon Pain for breakie and saw this:

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i175/Gigipix/2006_05Aubonbees1.jpg

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i175/Gigipix/2006_05Aubonbees2.jpg

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i175/Gigipix/2006_05Aubonbees3.jpg

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