The dragon sleeps tonight.
8:22 p.m., Gambier.
The logistics of this photograph are perhaps not clear: the dragon is indeed lying on his right side, atop one side of his stone circle (right where he stood in his wee dragon house, two weeks ago). And once again, the low quality of the image is directly attributable to the low light of late evening, and to my strange fidelity to an undeclared intention of not using artificial light to portray the dragon.
The logistics of this photograph are perhaps not clear: the dragon is indeed lying on his right side, atop one side of his stone circle (right where he stood in his wee dragon house, two weeks ago). And once again, the low quality of the image is directly attributable to the low light of late evening, and to my strange fidelity to an undeclared intention of not using artificial light to portray the dragon.
posted by Dr. S at 11:47 PM
3 Comments:
:) maybe the dragon can be teh hawtness.
OH! The dragon *is* teh hawtness.
Or, the dragon might have plans to jump over the moon tonight, while we're sleeping. I love the juxtaposition of these two pictures - together they generate all types of interesting myths. To me, the moon lies directly in the dragon's line of vision and leads me to imagine that the mythic dragon might have even thrown the moon in its place. I guess we'll have to wait and see what's next.
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