Lunamatic

vectors and tiny stories by sandra davis (note: quality varies)

Autumn Colours

October 28th, 2008

orange tree in a little mistorange tree in mistautumn landscapeautumn landscapevivid orange treevivid orange treemounds of pumpkinsmounds of pumpkinsred, orange, yellow and green leavesred, orange, yellow and green leavesred leaves against a fallow fieldred leaves against a fallow field

I like autumn, everything is in the process of switching gears. It’s my favourite time of year. The twin celebrations of Hallowe’en and the harvest, it’s all golden.

These snaps show trees winding down in various states of undress, meadow grass turned to hay and pumpkins stockpiled outside the supermarket.

There were squirels everywhere that day, but none of them were at all inclined to pose for me; they were all too greedy, stockpiling food for the winter.

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Urban Oddities

July 4th, 2008

a tappering brick tower with a green copper onion roofbrick towerplants grow out of the old pipes and walls and machineryplants grow out of everything in the citythis wall has a giant rusty taprusty tap

Dublin is an old, damp, mossy city. Everywhere you look you are likely to see some vegetation, whether intentionally or not. I took a few pictures today of an old area, full of brick and strange pipes. It’s so mysterious. The plants are trying to claim bits of it back for themselves.

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