ongoing by Tim Bray · Still Life Paintings of Daisies

One of my favorite online activities is the discussion of photography and (often very loosely) related subjects over at PDML. A thread last March made me want to take pictures of daisies to serve as examples to support <a href="http://www.cheaphervelegerdressonline.com/herve-leger-white-dress-with-straps-neck-and-sleeve-p-76.html"><strong>Herve Leger White Dress With Straps Neck And Sleeve</strong></a> a point I was trying to make on the subject of nothing less than Art Itself. Unfortunately, this far north (and with a cool spring) they&#x2019;ve been hard to come by. But I found some. I&#x2019;d posted some other shots of flowers, acknowledging that they were steeped in clich&#xe9;. This provoked a polite storm of only moderately-cynical argument, in which one gentleman offered &#x201c;I think about the retirement home with little old ladies taking oil paint lessons so that they can do still life paintings of daisies.&#x201d; Since then I&#x2019;ve been hell-bent <a href="http://www.cheapmonclerdownjackets.com/la-veste-dernieres-moncler-branson-brun-p-87.html"><strong>La veste Dernieres Moncler Branson Brun</strong></a> on making a still-life of some daisies. This probably isn&#x2019;t it, since the subjects of Still Lives are often inanimate not to mention dead, and these here daisies were swaying briskly in the wind and drinking in the sun. But still, I&#x2019;ve been hunting these little suckers for months, so here they are. Now I have to remember what it was I <a href="http://www.thomassabocheap.com/thomas-sabo-charm-club-hand-bag-p-307.html"><strong>Thomas Sabo Charm Club --Hand bag</strong></a> was trying to say about Art. Contributions