Junk to toss 2 by helanker
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But still, it fascinates me :-P
Comments (8)
makes a colorful abstract
I can feel it between my fingers!
Wonderful capture Helle. God bless.
Did you doodle with the colours here, Helle? This junk is looking as fallen of the rainbow, and of stars of gold. ;-)
I like the colors very much. Beautiful capture Helle.
Wow, what an assortment of gizmos in this very colorful capture, Helle. What is that stuff which have holes in the middle?
Most colorful "junk" I've seen in a long time! :-D
Cool photo, Helle!
These look like the remnants of oil or acrylics, having spilled around bottles or jars. And you gathered them up and made a collage out of them. Or bits of candle holders or ceramics that broke off. I don't know what they are---and you're pretty damned sneaky not to tell us, lol---but they're terrifically rich and saturated, and you've massed them into a great grouping, and put them on some kind of quilt-patterned background, and made a wonderful photo out of them. A bunch of saturated color remnants, ready for the garbage bin. Wonderful and rich. I know I should end on a christmas greeting, or those beautiful shots of your home (with Dennis's handy work), but I'm ending on this because it's as festive as a tree, and it's fun and wild. As you know, I'm only doing a few comments per gallery right now (with the sole exception for those who I haven't visited in many months), so I'm not covering all I haven't commented on---I'll be back after the 1st. But you already know how I feel about everything, from my letters. Also, some of these were put up when Lynne was very ill or I had the flu; so I never got a chance to really respond. Just know I've seen them all, and lingered with and loved them. I love this. I hope you, Per and your whole family have a wonderful New Year; and I hope 2017 brings a lot more ease, health and peace than 2016 did. Happy New Year Helle! And great art, as always---a real carnival from you! (see...I just commented on 4 pieces, but it's been 40 minutes! That tells you what I think of your work!)