There Is No Cat - The autumn leaves

The alternative to flowers!

Monday, October 27, 2003

The autumn leaves

Some leaves just don't want to hit the ground.

[ Photograph of a yellow leaf against a dark red-brown cement wall near a green drainspout ]

Posted at 12:56 AM

Comments

Note: I’m tired of clearing the spam from my comments, so comments are no longer accepted.

Nice eye. That looks like one of the Photoshop examples in a British photography magazine I just bought. Even more impressive that the colors and orientation of the leaf were real.

Posted by Mike at 2:27 PM, October 27, 2003 [Link]

great photo... hey, are you going to do 26 things?

Posted by deb at 6:48 AM, October 29, 2003 [Link]

Thanks for the nice comments. Mike, yeah, I was surprised to see the leaf just hanging there on the cement wall of our house with no visible means of support. Very strange.

Deb, I wasn't aware there was going to be a new 26 things. I'm incredibly busy with work and projects around the house, but I may give it a shot anyway. I noticed that one of the items in the last one was "construction", and if they include that in the new one, I should have plenty of potential subjects for that next month without having to leave my own basement.

Posted by ralph at 10:54 AM, October 29, 2003 [Link]

yeah, the new one starts on 1st November. www.sh1ft.org/26things/

aww, come on. i'm insanely busy too, but i'm going to give it a go.

Posted by deb at 3:08 PM, October 30, 2003 [Link]

Go ahead, twist my arm. Owwww! Okay, okay, I'll give it a shot. :-)

Posted by ralph at 10:47 PM, October 30, 2003 [Link]

hooray! that's the spirit.

Posted by deb at 5:50 AM, October 31, 2003 [Link]

Trackbacks

Back to There Is No Cat

Show me the next item

What do you mean there is no cat?

"You see, wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat. You pull his tail in New York and his head is meowing in Los Angeles. Do you understand this? And radio operates exactly the same way: you send signals here, they receive them there. The only difference is that there is no cat."

- Albert Einstein, explaining radio