Hyacinth is dead, so dead it has now taken the long ride down the garbage shoot. Well it is sad but I still have some images left to share the happy memories of the short time she lived with.
The images were shot using a soft focus and close up to create an abstract effect. The images work well separately but I also believe they are stronger arranged as a triptych.
Looking at the arrangement of the triptych it seems that the images are pieces of a puzzle put next to each other. You can make connections between each image seeing where they could join or match with your mind filling in the blanks.
To my regular readers it is no surprise that I have been enjoying these images and its subject matter. I hope you have enjoyed them too.
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Love it – would be great really big in a bedroom!
Yeah, a huge print of this would be fantastic.
I’ve set a link to you at
http://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2013/03/10/triptych-wasting-time/