Max is the only friend from high school I still communicate with. We have a kind of "mutual consciousness" connection. I think about him for some reason and suddenly the phone rings and there he is. And vice versa. Here at NR, that connection seems to be expanding.
My typing is getting weird, though. I spelled photography as 'photodraphy'. I gotta watch those typos.

Guess you guys are on the same wavelength....literally, the same frequency.   I've had a many a person in my life like that as well.  It's always a cool thing.  Oh, and forget your typos - I've noticed that my spelling and typos nowadays are pretty atrocious, especially when it comes words like to / too,  there / their, etc.   I'm like "Ms. spelling bee" and yet now as an adult I find that when I'm typing quickly I botch words, and will write there instead of their, etc. etc.   I don't know why that is, using the wrong words.  It actually bugs me.  Oh well.

But man alive has the dew drop photography thing caught on at my work!!   It's cool to see people -- females AND males -- of all different backgrounds walk into the reception office and take notice of my new dewdrop computer wallpaper and get affected by it.  I show them the weblink and they all ask me to send it to them so they can have the website too.   People really dig this.  It's amazing.   I remember back when I first saw this in 2000 it even affected my 20 year old hardened hoodlum delinquant brother.     I showed him the dewdrop photography images from a magazine and he stared at them in fascination for the longest time, blown away by them, then cut them all out and taped them up on his bedroom wall next to CD inserts of his favorite rap groups and naked women pics.     Crazy.   Who woulda thought.    So far my favorites are #'s   1, 3, 5, 15, 16, 18, 19, & 20

I emailed the link to my friend Max, as he's a photodraphy buff and I thought he'd like Terrill's work. It turns out Max had met him a few weeks ago at the Bellevue (WA) Arts Festival and had promised to send Steve a map of some petroglyphs in SE Oregon. He'd forgotten about it until I sent him the link. Ain't Synchronicity wonderful?

Wow!        Synchroncity is a weird thing.    I had one myself regarding this photography link.  I'd recently been looking up images of Mt. Hood at sunrise to print out for myself (nostalgia for my time spent in Portland) and was doing that again yesterday.  Then later (the same day) I remembered to try to look up the dew drop photography.   That's how I found this site, by doing a search on Google using the phrase "Dew drop photography." 

Well.............when I found this site and started reading the bio I saw that not only was Steve Terrell from Portland, OR, but.....one of the photographs just so happens to be the reflection of Mt. Hood in the dew drops.    Check it out, you'll see it down at the bottom left of the screen, called "Mt. Hood."    It's the only one like that.   All the others are reflections of flowers. 

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Synchronicities abound with this link!    I think yours was better though   it was more eye opening, because sombody you know actually just recently met this photographer.  What are the odds???     Weird!

I especially liked the last pic too!

http://www.yoshidasfineartgallery.com/i … tists/7/14