Jazz Trumpets ... A Celebration for Bill by auntietk

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Aug 19, 2009

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I thought I was going to be giving you updates on Bill's (bmac62) recovery for at least a couple of weeks, but this is the last one! He's already home from the hospital, and is doing fine. Reporting on his condition was one of the easiest jobs I've ever had! :D Yay, Bill! .......... Day lilies from MooseRidge.

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Chipka

7:34PM | Wed, 19 August 2009

One of my favorite novels is Jazz by Toni Morrison, so whenever I see a reference to that word alone, I always imagine the languid, sensual prose of that novel...and what I really like is the fact that you have something as "jazzy" as true jazz itself...okay, maybe without the performers sweating under stage lights in a room filled with cigar and cigarette (and cigarillo) smoke, but still...you caught the undulant sway of great jazz trumpeting. Great work. I love it quite a lot. As always, your control of color and detail is top notch.

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npauling

8:54PM | Wed, 19 August 2009

Beautiful lilies, and such super news about Bill. Next thing we know he will be back with his camera.

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danapommet

11:19PM | Wed, 19 August 2009

Beautiful macro, color, detail and veining. Dana

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orig_buggy

4:34PM | Thu, 20 August 2009

Great Job on keeping us informed!!! Way to go BIll!! Gorgeaous flowers!!!

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anahata.c

8:15AM | Fri, 21 August 2009

first, as I said in your previous update, I'm so happy for Bill. I hope he rests & heals deeply & wholly! As for the shot, yes it does look like jazz trumpets (in a flower-sort-of way lol) but the shot also feels like jazz trumpets sound, a deeper imitation I think. They have that brash, bold feeling, and there's a musical 'line' in there too. Fine shot, and you picked a great title to go along with it. If you meant that we should pull out the trumpets and play away for Bill, I'm with you!

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