If anyone knows artistic, it’s you, FJ, so I will definitely take it as a compliment. However, once you see my “wildlife”, you may change your mind.

Thankfully I have a “no takebacks” policy.

ps. Funny you should find this post, I was thinking about you when I did it. (in a good way:))

Okay, your commentary is funny (as usual), but the shots are great. The nightlight and toilet are especially good. You may think I am pulling your chain, but it is harder to make a shot that reflects what you are going for than people think. Does that make sense?

So, you’re sandbagging on me uh? You don’t fool me B, I know artistic vision when I see it.

Thanks for the comment, I’m glad I could help you find your dark side. Like I said, I’m not a dark person myself (I tend to go from white straight to “lobster”), but it’s always nice to know that I can help others find it in themselves.

Yes, I have to agree that this is where all the cool kids hang out. I’ve been lucky enough to have some of the funniest commenters in the blogosphere come by and write outstanding, hilarity-ensuing comments on my otherwise relatively-average blog. If I only knew how it happened in the first place, I’d turn it into another one of my cash cow ideas.

But alas, I don’t.

And although technically Mr. Mills is one in 14.28 (according to the 2005 statistics on the number of Senior Citizens in the world), in my mind he’s one in a million. (Or maybe one in approximately 25,000, I don’t think I’ve even met a million people in my life).

Always nice to see you, Invasive1,
Bschooled

I must say that is quite the outstanding comment. In fact, if I didn’t know better, I’d assume you were the same anonymous who once wrote the famous quote, “Don’t be afraid of the space between your dreams and reality. If you can dream it, you can make it so.”

But since it was written in the 1800′s or something like that, I’m assuming it wasn’t you. (Although I do find it odd, I mean your names are spelled the exact same and everything)

Regardless, not only do I find your ephinany “revelational” (is that a word?), I find it eye-opening and Eureka!-like as well. And because I rarely find all three at the same time, it must be brilliant.

Unfortunately I can’t help you with the Walla/Wallah confusion, as I myself always thought it was “Wawa.” (you can just imagine how awkward it was when one of my students came up to the podium mid picture-taking class and handed me a bottle of Evian).

Thank-you for the stellar comment, Anonymous, I hope to see you back when I do my Wildabeast Photography Gallery (“They’re Wildas! No they’re Beasts! They’re Wildabeasts!”)

Bschooled:)