Reductionism in Art and Brain Science: Bridging the Two Cultures, by Eric Kandel. Abstract art, says Kandel, is … the key to understanding both how art and science inform one another, and together, they might open up entirely new ways of seeing and imagining. http://bit.ly/KirkDeckerAbstract
I went out to the stream behind my house and did some photographs. The idea of Pareidolia in photography interests me. In these photographs I saw galaxies, people, and strange animals. Hit the link at the bottom of the page for the entire album on Google Plus.
http://bit.ly/KirkDeckerPareidolia
I was working on some photoshop hot keys, and to do that you need to have an image up. I choose this one at random, and by the time I was done I decided I liked it enough to post. It’s my grandniece watching Daphne Bryan working on her #PlaymobilDiary. https://twitter.com/hashtag/PlaymobilDiary?src=hash
From a wedding I photographed with Rhonda Hughes. I was moving old weddings from CDs onto hard drives, turns out CDs and DVDs are very poor archival storage devices, when I came across this image. It looks as if he was ready to capture a new memory when, just for a moment, he became lost in an old memory. I wonder if he was thinking about his own wedding, the sudden flash of years between that time and this.
Uploaded a wedding gallery to Google Plus. You could hear the echo of the photos landing in the huge empty space.
http://bit.ly/KirkDeckerGooglePlus
It has been cold, but the full Moon has been lovely. Full Moons have many names. One of the February names is Full Snow Moon.
