First Grandson

Elder grandson, Dylan, painted in Oils...
based on an early photograph.
   Every time I visit this 'Alba's Images', the temptation to add another image is quite irresistible... so, here's another. As an addict of both photography and painting, how can I avoid combining both? A rhetorical question, of course. I'm delighted that artisticness, transmits via our genes! When I write comments about my art interests, it's sometimes a question of having to focus on one or the other... it feels odd, trying to segment this interest, without wishing to form priority - certainly outside my abilities. Implication: 'artisticness' being some form of "gut-instinct'  perhaps, but why question... simply enjoy, and share anyway! Every related aspect and ponderance - good meditation always (smilingly writing). Maybe consider the essence of Art-Zen... feeling a poem coming here... and will post ~

    Art-Zen, or Zen-Art for new poem to be writing soon,
relating: paintings and poetry, with my images to post;
delightful experiences... blessings are more than 'boon'.
One or the other are appealing... together, are the most!

                                                           © Ewen A. Morrison  🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

    This poem flowed from the writing of the article above. Who knows how/why that may happen ~ 'artisticness' is the easy answer... impossible to practically explain. Dear reader, you are one of the primary readers, and the poet allows you to compose title.

 Thanks, 

 Ewen

Location: Lorn Rd, Dunbeg, Oban PA37 1QG, UK

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