A Different Angle on Marvelous Multiples

 I am in Hawai'i as I write this. A few days ago I went to the Honolulu Museum of Art, fondly tagged as HoMA.

I explored the wing of Asian art & found myself taking photos of the Buddhas. Oh my! Such variety!

Here goes. Oh, and I will apologize right off the bat for not keeping track of where or when these images were made.

 

My favorite is the wooden figure on the left, in such wonderful contrast to the one on the right with a distinctly European face. I think he looks a bit like images of Jesus.

This one was 8 inches high.

This skinny version is getting the last word-less-ness.

That's it for now.

 

Left-over Marvelous Multiples Wanting to be Shared

 These are the leftovers I couldn't leave behind, for a variety of reasons. 

View from the top of Vancouver House.

Scene in NYC at 96th & Bway during Sukkot, the Jewish harvest festival

Tofino line near skateboard park

Extraordinary formations in remote New Mexico

That's all for now.

Marvelous Multiples

 It was finally obvious that photographically I was collecting marvelous multiples.

Here are a few examples:

The effect is sometimes textural, as with the lefthand sculpture.

So now I will try to show you a sizable collection. This lot is chosen from 900 or so photos that fall in this category.

You can stop now if you like, I won't be offended, but I need to carry on because I love revisiting these images which make my mathy-quilty heart sing.

I repeat, as above!!

ditto, as per previous remarks

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       I have a 104 more I could share with you, but really, it's enough!

                     That's it for now, that's it for now, that's it for now.