love in vain

[KenC]

 

[manaheim]

heh.

Interesting title though I don't think i would have had any idea, or any sense of significance of what I was looking at... without it.

 

[KenC]

heh.

Interesting title though I don't think i would have had any idea, or any sense of significance of what I was looking at... without it.

I see what you're saying, although I'm not sure it doesn't work as a sort of semi-abstract. With a lot of my more abstract images I browse song titles for ideas for a title. This one is from an old Robert Johnson song and it seemed to fit. Perhaps it needs a different title.

 

[Rick58]

I carved my name in a tree like that in 1975. She is now an EX wife. I wonder if I should chop down the tree so it's an ex-tree.

 

[manaheim]

heh.

Interesting title though I don't think i would have had any idea, or any sense of significance of what I was looking at... without it.

I see what you're saying, although I'm not sure it doesn't work as a sort of semi-abstract. With a lot of my more abstract images I browse song titles for ideas for a title. This one is from an old Robert Johnson song and it seemed to fit. Perhaps it needs a different title.

Yeah, I wasn't suggesting otherwise. I guess I was more wondering if you had called it "untitled" what our reaction would have been/

 

[ceeboy14]

I carved my name in a tree like that in 1975. She is now an EX wife. I wonder if I should chop down the tree so it's an ex-tree.

Not at all, the tree will eventually heal itself, just as you have...never cut down a tree unless it is for survival or you need 16,000 reams of paper.

 

[Rick58]

I carved my name in a tree like that in 1975. She is now an EX wife. I wonder if I should chop down the tree so it's an ex-tree.

Not at all, the tree will eventually heal itself, just as you have...never cut down a tree unless it is for survival or you need 16,000 reams of paper.

When I was young, my dad built a summer cabin in the woods on the eastern shore of the Chesapeake. Our driveway to the cabin went AROUND the trees instead of through them, so yeah, I was also raised that way. (Sorry for the short hijack)