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Nolife Princess
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Mouse
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I think the pictures are pretty. I like that soft out of focus way you have.
Thank you for sharing.
Love, Anna Mouse
Thank you for sharing.
Love, Anna Mouse
theSmokingRabbit
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Your pictures often remind me of dreams I've had...
theSmokingRabbit
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A bit of both.
Your title fits perfectly though, for this set of artsy* pictures.
Your title fits perfectly though, for this set of artsy* pictures.
theSmokingRabbit
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annik said:
I feel your pain on that one.
The artsy* was a correction of 'arty' in your original post.
Unless you meant to do that. Then just keep calm and carry on -_-theSmokingRabbit said:annik said:
I feel your pain on that one.
The artsy* was a correction of 'arty' in your original post.
Nah I meant that, I say arty never artsy that just sounds weird to me!
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flaneur
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I also dislike realism. Looks like we're both modernists, ha. Heck, I probably would've obscured and abstracted them to a point where it'd be impossible to discern the tree at all, which is why I like the last one.
Both 'arty' and 'artsy' are correct. The latter is just more common.
theSmokingRabbit said:annik said:
I feel your pain on that one.
The artsy* was a correction of 'arty' in your original post.
Both 'arty' and 'artsy' are correct. The latter is just more common.
theSmokingRabbit
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flaneur said:I also dislike realism. Looks like we're both modernists, ha. Heck, I probably would've obscured and abstracted them to a point where it'd be impossible to discern the tree at all, which is why I like the last one.
theSmokingRabbit said:annik said:
I feel your pain on that one.
The artsy* was a correction of 'arty' in your original post.
Both 'arty' and 'artsy' are correct. The latter is just more common.
You'd probably like the one she posted here before as well flaneur, that is if she hasn't removed it for whatever reason already.
Could arty be a UK thing? Or am I just not around enough 'arty' people to have heard it before now?
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Mouse
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'Arty' is an English expression. I prefer Bohemian, as described in Wiki as Bohemianism as befits my lifestyle.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemianism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemianism
flaneur said:
I might have done that too only its a constant battle against my stupid camera refocusing for me. I should really read the manual at some point. I'm much happier with something analogue and that weighs about the same as 3 tanks really.
theSmokingRabbit said:
Hmm removed, I don't even remember what it was!
Plus as Mouse said arty might be more of a English thing. I've heard both but more people here say arty.
