Museums in Paris have released 100,000 images for public use. There is a lot of English on the site but you would do well to know the names of artists you want to see and having a knowledge of French would be handy.
I don't even know what to look for there. I found this stamp which is amusing. Again, my French is dreadfully lacking; the subject matter might not be as funny.
Thursday, January 16, 2020
These aren't in my coffee
Via Kottke, the Cloud Appreciation Society.
There is something about clouds, a sort of Rorschach Test or creativity prompt in the sky. In text, I use randomly chosen words to force connections and make ideas. Clouds do it for me in image form.
From Jane Stieren Lacy. Image shown here is a lower resolution than the source.
From A storm front over Deer Isle, Maine, US. © Jeffrey Boutwell
Posted on January 15, 2020 (Lower resolution than source)
There is something about clouds, a sort of Rorschach Test or creativity prompt in the sky. In text, I use randomly chosen words to force connections and make ideas. Clouds do it for me in image form.
From Jane Stieren Lacy. Image shown here is a lower resolution than the source.
From A storm front over Deer Isle, Maine, US. © Jeffrey Boutwell
Posted on January 15, 2020 (Lower resolution than source)
I must admit I prefer jagged-edged clouds that could be animal shapes. I don't see animals here.I like Lacy's cloud as one to build a castle on top of and Boutwell's could be a sky-highway. Maybe the boundary between two two magicians in battle.
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