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I'm just beginning to page thru... it is beautiful and amazing. I think you are one of the most creative people I've ever known.
sarah b
You could not have touched my heart more with your entry on reading.
mel.
Mark Gottsegen
I was going to respond to your email in a thoughtful manner, but then I realized, thanks to the power of the computer internet, that I could just leave a smarmy remark here. Progress!
The site looks great. Now that you're taking photos, be sure to buy one of those vests that photographers wear. The ones with all the little pockets and zippers.
Michael
Mom
Thank you for sharing your brain, Brian. I look forward to reading more of your philosophizations as they happen. Also, I really like the effect of the muse study drawing. Magnifique!
Kat
Erin
Hey Bri--thoroughly enjoyed the site, especially the photos. Look forward to more Thoreau.
Rich
Brian, I especially like the light and reflections in the leaves of the new color nature photos. Maybe a link on how to purchase your first book?
David
Ginger
stillbook is so lovely, Brian. Of course I'm not surprised...your work is always so thoughtful and inspiring. I especially love the bronze works and your photos...I had no idea you were such a shutterbug. I plan to read more of the letters when I have some pondering time. What a great idea. Thanks for the link, too. It's good to continue our connections...
Shelly
Your prose offers deep, poignant views of life, and not the materialistic world we generally see, but the natural world -- the spirtual realm. You're like a giant "transparent eyeball" of our times, seeing through to our depths. I look forward to reading more!