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Share    |Archive    Stars Photographs and paintings of stars occupy that category of things you know are so, and yet it’s not quite possible to believe. One example is radio or television “signals” traveling in “waves” through the air, only to be reassembled for your listening or viewing pleasure in your living room radio or TV. Looking at clusters of stars lighting up the night sky like massive storm clouds, it’s impossible to think of those stars, those points of light, as separate massive burning suns, even though I know it’s so. Sometimes the most powerful magic requires no deception at all.

Share |Archive Hands A subject’s hands are the make–up artist’s nightmare. But a subject’s hands are the artist’s delight. All the lines, scars or arthritic bumps are a road map of our lives. The smooth or rough of the skin indicates a life of labor or leisure (or, at least, cerebral tasks). The gesticulations of the hands, captured by the alert and sensitive artist, can often articulate so much more than mere words. “Now join your hands, and with your hands your hearts.” – William Shakespeare Keep Tryinby Benowski (https://www.deviantart.com/benowski) Duetsby Fredrik-Rattzen (https://www.deviantart.com/fredrik-rattzen) the tree that was meby nombril7 (https://www.deviantart.com/nombril7) handsby mich (https://www.deviantart.com/mich)