sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Thanks Catherine, although it seems to have gone all abstracty this week on MCC.........I wonder why
MobiColour RESULT: MC #159 Theme: Books & Bold Colors - Feb 11-17, 2019
rizole
It's not even my banana.
Neuroimaging.
From a book made in the 1800's. At 714 pages long, it's still nearly 300 pages short of a forensic psychology and neuropsychology book someone lent me.
From a book made in the 1800's. At 714 pages long, it's still nearly 300 pages short of a forensic psychology and neuropsychology book someone lent me.
I love that he has hair. Wait a minute! You don’t think? Could that be a drawing of a real person?Neuroimaging.
From a book made in the 1800's. At 714 pages long, it's still nearly 300 pages short of a forensic psychology and neuropsychology book someone lent me.
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Yes, it could, but maybe they weren’t dead when they were drawn. NURSE! She needs her meds.
rizole
It's not even my banana.
Not sure the subject would survive having half his skull and brain removed so if he was alive at the start he was probably less so at this stage.I love that he has hair. Wait a minute! You don’t think? Could that be a drawing of a real person?
It is indeed!I take this for a compliment.
I love that you've given us examples
Did you understand them? No trees, right?
Neuroimaging.
From a book made in the 1800's. At 714 pages long, it's still nearly 300 pages short of a forensic psychology and neuropsychology book someone lent me.
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One should never look a 1000 page gift forensic psychology and neuropsychology book in the mouth
Not sure the subject would survive having half his skull and brain removed so if he was alive at the start he was probably less so at this stage.
“less so”
Can’t get more book-y than Agatha Christie
From an Agatha Christie exhibition at Kettering Museum
SuperimposeX and iColorama
From an Agatha Christie exhibition at Kettering Museum
SuperimposeX and iColorama
Love this mix of colour.
Hotel Library 
ImaEngine, iColorama
ImaEngine, iColorama
rizole
It's not even my banana.
Look it in the mouth??? I'm having trouble getting past the acknowledgementsOne should never look a 1000 page gift forensic psychology and neuropsychology book in the mouth
God no, stay as far away as possible. Those things are dangerous.One should never look a 1000 page gift forensic psychology and neuropsychology book in the mouth
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Did you add the body outline or was it part of the cabinet?
The outline was on the floor in front of the cabinet. I had a photograph of it on its own, so I just overlaid it.
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
@all:
What about the view through the window with a book leaning on the window?
People having breakfast with their faces buried in books? …
At the moment it seem to concentrate only on the object, not the surrounding. That is a wee bit sad. Love the entries so far, especially because they are pretty colourful, but folks, I know you, there is more to find.
Okay it's only Monday.
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Look it in the mouth??? I'm having trouble getting past the acknowledgements
German saying:
"Einem geschenkten Gaul
Schaut man nicht ins Maul."
Bet the English is close to that.
Don't look in mouth of a horse for free – or something like that.
Means: if you'd get it for free, just take it and don't criticise (or check the age of the horse). Enjoy what you've got.
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Coronation80
MobiPassionista
- Real Name
- Stephen Lang
- Device
- Sony
The old curiosity Book Shop, Sony Xperia
Snapseed, iColorama, Pixlr
SuperimposeX, iColorama, Pixlr, Snapseed,