Walking the Jellyfish by King Uke |
I love this picture, and it synched in a few ways with a few stories on my blog.
This one for instance, called Animal Dreaming where I was greeted with the these pictures on the front of the TRIBAL cinema front doors when going to see the premier screening of
On Borrowed Time.
Not to mention the above trippy pic taken of the director of the movie, David Bradbury being interviewed before the screening by Brisbane journalist Des Partridge.
Very much a David Lynch type photo I thought.
1111 ... On Borrowed Time?
Also if you have seen the movie Iron Sky, you'll see a scene where the Nazi woman and the American astronaut go to see a Chaplin movie.
That cinema in real life is the TRIBAL cinema (mentioned above) in Brisbane.
That's where they shot the scene for Iron Sky.
Above is a picture taken of Blue Blubber Jellyfish in the
The Tribal Cinema doors on the night of On Borrowed Time. |
Inside the Tribal cinema on the night of On Borrowed Time. |
Very much a David Lynch type photo I thought.
1111 ... On Borrowed Time?
Walking the Jellyfish also reminded me of this painting by Larry Santana,
Bird of Paradise by Larry Santana |
which I only found through a real strange series of "coincidences",
The "Bird of Paradise" "Coincidence"
Maybe the key to my blue faces fascination lay somewhere way down deep in my subconscious mind.
I'll just have to keep an eye out for the key while I'm
walking the jellyfish through the depths of my mind;-)
walking the jellyfish through the depths of my mind;-)
That cinema in real life is the TRIBAL cinema (mentioned above) in Brisbane.
That's where they shot the scene for Iron Sky.
Could be called Walking On the Jellyfish maybe??? |
Blue jellyfish are found around the UK (Cyanea lamarckii). I went to a jelly watch website and the only sighting on the page is for Cornwall where I live.
ReplyDeleteI went to that link to check it out,and you're right Mike.
ReplyDeleteThese syncs just keep getting weirder.
I love that picture of "Walking on the Jellyfish". There's nothing weirder and more beautiful than real life...
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