| Writings |
Comments |
| 1000Words_Storyboard_12-14-08.pdf |
Storyboard
as described in the attachment and in the summary below |
| 1000Words_Beagle_01-03-09.pdf |
"Regal
Legal Beagle" is yet another tribute to the champion and to all his
species... |
| 1000Words_Iron_04-27-08.pdf |
The
Iron Cross is Germany is displayed on local cemetery for POW's of WWII; is
there opportunity to examine this cross in light our the history... |
| 1000Words_Feline_09-13-07.pdf |
A
forlorn feline seems all too common but, with the passing days, begins to
become a friend. Love shows-up in the least expected times... |
| 1000Words_Lloyds_09-10-07.pdf |
Lloyd
is the master of storytelling for which written word does not begin to
represent his gift. I could listened (and written) much
more... |
| 1000Words_Maloney_03-23-08.pdf |
A
most interesting Maloney to be sure, with his sharp mind and stern view on
politics and history; sometimes people's initial impression is wrong... |
| 1000Words_Moon_12-25-07.pdf |
What?
The Moon meets Mars!; in can't be possible - but then again, how
perception can fool us... |
| 1000Words_Paternalism_11-23-07.pdf |
Speaking
of perception, this is the sweet memory of the family that once was and
perhaps, God Willing, will be again some day. |
| 1000Words_Possum_12-07-07.pdf |
Where
does the term "playing possum" come from; the actual possum can
act dead as a defense mechanism...but usually it just hisses and
shows in jagged bite... |
| 1000Words_Racked_10-10-07.pdf |
This
attachment include the picture of me "looking strange" - but
can't a father have a little fun with his child having fun? The
truth hurts as they say... |
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A
Picture and a 1,000 Words
is obviously not original; as the saying
goes, “a picture is worth a 1,000 words” – but this collection
gives the dual benefit, both A Picture and at least a 1,000 relevant Words.
Somewhat
symbolic of the tux-clad Character to the left, the collection may
appear at first to be a lot of fluff and no substance or content – but
that’s only the appearance in that the writings will feature a lot of
actual people (or beings) as compared with other collections that focus
on inanimate things.
Referring
again to our debonair Character, the “all fluff” impression is augmented
by a blank flip-chart and a blank callout – nothing to show and nothing to
say (or write); but here lies the idea that a Picture must be found and
the Words must be formed – of the writer and the character as well.
This
collection will likely prove to be the most challenging because it relies
so heavily on the idea – or happenchance of inspiration; followed by
at least one interview or meeting for pictures and a plan…and permission
when the picture is a person…
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