Wayne S wrote:
> I'm also reminded of some of the Buddhas destroyed by the Taliban.
> They have the same shape as 4/3 shot. Also I'm wonder if the rule of 5ths
> means there should be an equal amount above the black rock as there
> is water below? I personally like shots that have a subconscious pull
> and invoke some mystery. Not everything is to be understood. To me
> 4/4 is nice but 4/3 has mystery and boldness. What's the rule of fifths?
> I've heard thirds and golden section, but not fifths. Personally, I go by
> the rule of the unconscious, and usually only see stuff after the fact.
> Definitely 4/3 would hold my attention longer. I also wonder, if the water
> were glass smooth versus fluid? As is, the fluidity contrasts with
> rigidity. OK, I'm weird, I know, but I like not understanding. But I also
> like hanging and looking over the edge of the abyss while others do not.
>
> I think 4/3 touches deeper symbolic roots holding a mystery, just beyond
> knowing, a mountain-river Gnome god ready to snatch your ruby slippers.
> A majestic god indifferent to pets with cameras taking pictures. A buddha
> sitting in samadhi...
>
Now you're talking! It's all so much nicer now.
Moose
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