Look how different creative people perceive this combination of words:
ImageSource (not in the pics order):
1.http://www.chineseartnet.com/ymy/life2.htm
2.http://www.southernbreeze.net/tour051.htm
3.www.kai-mai.pri.ee/galeriiinglise.htm
4.http://web.ncf.ca/ek867/2006_06_01-15_archives.html - "Spring rain" by Russian painter Mikhail Larionov
5.collection of "spring rain" photos! - http://www.rickdoble.net/springrain5/index.html
6.http://www.artgallery.sbc.edu/exhibits/00_01/chinesewoodblock/yanhan.html
7.http://www.theage.com.au/ftimages/2004/04/01/1080544612404.html
8.http://mariegallager.com/portfolio/pages/DSC_0176.html
9.http://www.fosterwhite.com/dynamic/artist.asp?ArtistID=114
10.http://home.pacifier.com/~evelyng/rauh/index.html - aluminum vessel "Spring rain"!)
11.http://anwo.com/store/rainforest_sounds_cd.html - even a CD with Rainforest sounds)
4 comments:
Which picture is your favourite? WHich corresponds more to your poem?
I liked these pictures because they are so distinct. Two, which corresponds most to those words are in the previous post.
*I added one more to them, so there are three now.
I'm in the process of making photos and collecting pictures to another story (about envelope).
Nice stuff. Sadly, I'm not familiar with the poem this refers to, but the images are SWEET.
Thanks for comment, Maria!)
It's all about the so-called "6-word-stories", which we were making under the impression of Hemingway's story.
more about this here - http://american-literature-projects.blogspot.com/2007/04/hemingways-6-word-story.html
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