Well, that's what I had planned to title it, anyway...
I'm anticipating the inevitable questions here. Like, "Is she turning into a bird?" "Is she turning back into a human?" "What's that weird thing on her head?" "Is someone chasing her?" "Is she going to fly?" "Is she falling off the mountain?" "What's the ladder for?"
Why do they always expect me to know this stuff?
Well, I just love it how it is and let all those questions mull along.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Annie; I usually just tell people it's whatever they think.
Deleteoh this is intriguing Sharmon! beautiful questing
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mo; I prefer to let the viewer make up the rest of the story.
Deletel'échelle vers le connu ou l'inconnu ? un bel oiseau!
ReplyDeleteMerci, elfi. Le connu ou l'inconnu- qui sait?
DeleteI am LOL... so true... just because we are open to the images, doesn't mean that we actually know exactly what is going on!!
ReplyDeleteso right, Cat; it's just one split second in the story; how should I know what came before or after?
DeleteThanks, Mary Ann- so glad you like!
ReplyDeletei won't ask one question Sharmon, your work needs no words, you create...i look and see and feel, and that's just perfect.xx
ReplyDeleteRenilde, you are so sweet! Thank you!
DeleteKeep them asking questions, that's the best way to go.. gorgeous work!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gwen. You're right- if they asking questions, it means they're interested, which is what we want, right?
DeleteI sooo get this Sharmon!!! Love it. Love your work!!
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