I’ve just gotten back from a wonderful trip to Italy–somewhere I’ve never been. I didn’t draw while there but saw some fabulous artwork and architecture and took many photos that I’ll be showing here.
On returning home I saw that a catalogue had been produced for BIMPE X, the miniature print exhibit I’d entered in the spring. All I knew was that at least one of my submissions had been accepted, so I scrolled through the online version of the catalogue until I found my entry. And, as often happens in life, I was in for a surprise. It turns out that the chosen print was the simplest and most straightforward of the three I had entered and the one I least expected to get in. Here’s to the merits of simplicity.
To see the great full catalogue, go to:
Arts of May 
Love the print – congratulations!
Many thanks!
Congratulations! What a wonderful exhibit to have been selected for – thanks for posting the catalogue; it was great to see such a variety of technique, subject and styles chosen.
Thank you for your well wishes. I’m so glad you enjoyed the catalogue.
In submitting a selection of photographs for magazine articles, I’ve sometimes been surprised by which ones get picked. The chosen ones are not always the ones I think are best. Oh well, the Romans had a saying about it: De gustibus non est disputandum, There’s no arguing about tastes.
So true!
Like that one! Bit like Janus only instead of forwards / backwards, up / down…
Thank you!