Saturday my friend Edson Scudder came by
Clayworks to photograph some of my
Empty Bowls. Edson likes to play with light and images as much as I like to play with mud and fire. He had some really creative ideas for staging the bowls and we had a lot of fun playing with perceptions. Thank you Edson and please come back anytime.
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No stance is too dangerous... |
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...to get the shot.
(photo from Edson's Facebook post) |
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Who's that guy? (photo from Edson's Facebook post) |
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I noticed this ghostly floating measuring cup in the sink bin. |
Later in the day I was trimming some pots and watching
Michael Kline paint on a tiny cup on
Periscope. It's very relaxing to work on your pots while watching/listening to a master doing his or her work. I just set up the phone next to my wheel and went to work.
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MK's tiny cup. |
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