© 2012 Michael Fiveson
Long past a sheet of glass, this window now displays a full array of texture and grain.
Mike's Look at Life
Photography, memoirs, random thoughts.
© 2012 Michael Fiveson
Long past a sheet of glass, this window now displays a full array of texture and grain.
Mike's Look at Life 
Matches your header photo, Mike…from the same building? Very nice….
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Thanks. Two different buildings, one urban, the other rural.
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Twins separated at birth…one raised in the country and the other raised in the city? 🙂
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And they both married a woman named Muriel and raised Cockatoos.
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And they both smoke Tareton lights and have only one cube of ice with their Johnny Walker on a Saturday evening…. 🙂
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Tareton….blast from the past. Is that still made?
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I have no idea. 🙂 My folks smoked them when I was a kid….
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Hello, Mike
Your photos and poetry always say something to me. They are an opportunity to think and enjoy the contemplation of your art.
I have nominated you to the “Seven Things Award” I hope you like it.
Regards
http://dotdos.net/2012/08/03/seven-things-award/
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Thanks.
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Definitely love the textures and patterns on this photo, Mike.
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Me too. Thanks Gracie.
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Texture and Grain….and shadow and light…and line….and all I’ve come to expect from your work. Plus…some really nice framing. This is ‘Mike’ photography, well done.
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So nice to have you back in my life again, my intelligent and thoughtful friend.
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You sure know how to talk to a farm girl with these lovely wood structure photos. Makes me feel like doin’ an “Ag Tour” driving down some country roads, with a little cooler of cold ones…
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That sounds like a good time Lori. Thanks for the comment and I’ll look forward to your Ag pics.
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Texture: Liquid and golden in color. Grain: Wheat. Two fingers, served in a small drinking glass. What is it? W.L. Weller’s Special Reserve. The Bride and I have taken a long weekend and she allowed me to pursue a little bourbon bounce if you will.
Thanks for the wonderful suggestion of liquid grain and the great pictures. Keep em coming!
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Jagged, you are drinking Weller’s? Nice! Its good isn’t it! My wife and I have been drinking it for 30 years, although less of it these days. How cool! Thanks.
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Yes I am and Thank you. Though I will not be able to partake often it is nice to have great quality, fairly priced, smooth bourbon at my disposal!
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Drink well my friend. cyber toast.
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Cheers!
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Very nice design and crop.
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Thanks hutch.
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That’s great. Lines, textures, tones. It pays to look for the small details – this one is a little gem.
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Thanks Andy. Really appreciate that.
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