circles
So much of our early childhood is spent in circles. Do you remember spinning round and round just for the sheer joy of feeling giddy? Or riding a roundabout that goes faster and faster and faster? Circles create powerful memories.
As a child I loved to look into kaleidoscopes. In those days they were usually simple paper tubes with a lid-full of little brightly coloured plastic pieces at the opposite end to the lens. There was such magic to be had by rotating the tube to create an infinity of constantly changing patterns.
I still love kaleidoscopes I have five wonderful wooden ones that continue to entrance me. This photo was taken looking down the barrel of one.
As a child I loved to look into kaleidoscopes. In those days they were usually simple paper tubes with a lid-full of little brightly coloured plastic pieces at the opposite end to the lens. There was such magic to be had by rotating the tube to create an infinity of constantly changing patterns.
I still love kaleidoscopes I have five wonderful wooden ones that continue to entrance me. This photo was taken looking down the barrel of one.
