14: Tavira Human Logic

When happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1800+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo." 

Noticed this combination of my images "Tavira Nets" and "Human" and "Pretzel Logic"

This #14 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 14: Tavira Human Logic" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

"Tavira Nets" image was made in the fishing village of Tavira, Portugal in 2003. "Human" is an abstract texture in stone formations on the coast of South Africa at Coffee Bay. And "Pretzel Logic" was made recently this year at Coney Island in Brooklyn, NY.

What caught my eye in this composition was the feminine human form in the stone, with what looks like it could be fishnet stockings just above it, juxtaposed with an orthodox Hacidic boy in front of a carnival poster of a pretzel. Everything seems to imply pleasure, but with a hint of the forbidden.

13: Shesus of Destiny

When happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1800+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo." 

Noticed this combination of my images "Shesus" and "Spear of Destiny"

This #13 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 13: Shesus of Destiny" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The female face was of a girl I met in Panajachel, Guatemala about 20 years ago. The Jesus face was from a cemetery in Solola, Guatemala. I thought her face looked like how I imagined Gaia looked in my mind's eye. Combined the male and female godheads into one to mess around with gender perception. 

The abstract wall texture on the right was made on the street in Cape Town, South Africa several years ago. I think I called it "Spear of Destiny" because the dripping cut at the bottom right reminded me of the paintings of Christ where he's been impaled by a Roman  soldier.

12: Nanciyaga Marfa Zebra

When happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo." 

Noticed this combination of my images "Nanciyaga" and "Marfa Windmill 2" and "Zebra"

This #12 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 12: Nanciyaga Marfa Zebra" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The colorful boats were at an eco lodge called Nanciyaga near Catemaco, Mexico. The windmill was just outside of Marfa, Texas. The zebras where imaged from a helicopter in Port Alfred, South Africa.

11: Robed Switch Stax

When happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo." 

Noticed this combination of my images "Smoke Stax" and "Robe" and "The Light Switch at the End of the Tunnel" 

This #11 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 11: Robed Switch Stax" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The robe is a close up of a Buddhist monk's robe hanging out to dry in Luang Prabang, Laos. The smoke stacks are at the old power plant in Austin, Texas. The light switch was in a budget Oaxaca Mexico hotel.

10: Joshua Tickled Ganesh's Chicle

When happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. Making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo." 

Noticed this combination of my images "Chicle" and "Joshua" and "Tickle Me" and "Ganesh Spoon" 

This #10 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 10: Joshua Tickled Ganesh's Chicle" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The gumboil machine was in Solola, Guatemala. The Joshua tree was in Joshua Tree National Park, California. The cactus was in Organ Pipe Cactus National Park, Arizona. And, the crystal on a spoon was made in Austin, Texas.

9: Sailor's Veladora Burnout

When happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo." 

Noticed this combination of my images "Veladoras" and "Sailor Takes Warning" and "Carlsbad Burnout" 

This #9 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 9: Sailor's Veladora Burnout" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The candles where from a Panajachel, Guatemala church The red sunrise was in Jacksonville, Florida. And, the burnout is from a Carlsbad, New Mexico motorcycle rally.

8: Door to Yesteryear Coven

New rule for myself with regard to this new series. When happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo. I should make a note of that and sometime I'll do an ongoing series of them. 

Noticed this combination of my images "Coven" and "Door of Perception" and "Yesteryear" 

This #8 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 8: Door to Yesteryear Coven" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The mannequin torsos were in a Tlacotalpan, Mexico market. The painted door was an abandoned beach amphitheater in Daytona, Florida. And, the cracked glass abstract was at a closed down shop in Cape Town, South Africa.

7: Potted Reading Shoe

New rule for myself with regard to this new series. When listening to music, or just happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Instead, I'm making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo. I should make a note of that and sometime I'll do an ongoing series of them. 

Noticed this combination of my images "Guat Pots" and "A Good Read" and "Shoe" 

This #7 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 7: Potted Reading Shoe" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The ceramic pots were in a Guatemalan market. The fellow reading was on the Zocalo plaza in Mexico City. And, the shoe thingy was in an antique shop window of Wimberly, Texas

6: Ganga Heaven

New rule for myself with regard to this new series. When listening to music, or just happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Instead, I'm making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo. I should make a note of that and sometime I'll do an ongoing series of them. 

Noticed this combination of my images "Ganga Dream" and "Heaven's Gate" 

This #6 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 6: Ganga Heaven" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The meditating Hindu pilgrim was in Varanasi, India. The translucent fabric with sky showing through was made in Magnolia, Texas

5: Primary Fragile

New rule for myself with regard to this new series. When listening to music, or just happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Instead, I'm making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo. I should make a note of that and sometime I'll do an ongoing series of them. 

Noticed this combination of my images "Primary 1" and Fragile" 

This #5 offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 5: Primary Fragile" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The paint splatter was from the side of a dumpster in an alley here in Austin, Texas. The landscape is from Arches National Park, Utah

4: Ghost of Silence

I've added a new rule for myself with regard to this new series. When listening to music, or just happening past the display by chance and catching a nice composition of images, I'm tempted to take a quick snap to reference. 

Instead, I'm making it a rule that the composition has to be strong enough to stick in my memory long enough to recompose the images. 

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo. I should make a note of that and sometime I'll do an ongoing series of them. 

This morning I noticed this combination of my images "Ghost" and "The Sound of Silence" 

This offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 4: Ghost of Silence" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The stone wall detail abstract was made in a partial cave at the Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah. The flutist was inside a ruined cathedral in Antigua, Guatemala.

3: Jedediah Krishna Belize

AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo. I should make a note of that and sometime I'll do an ongoing series of them. 

This morning I noticed this combination of my images "Krishna" and "Belize View" and "Jedediah" 

Third offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 3: Jedediah Krishna Belize" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The tree image I made in Austin, Texas. The Caribbean view was made in Caye Caulker, Belize. And, the landscape was made in Joshua Tree National Park, California.

2: Defiance Gila Bicicleta

At home, I've got an AppleTV hooked up to our main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from the 1750+ images from my Flickr account. The screensaver setting is the "origami" one that either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo. I should make a note of that and sometime I'll do an ongoing series of them. 

This morning I noticed this combination of my images "Defiance" and "Bicicleta Amarilla" and "Gila 520208" 

So this second offering in the series is called, "By Chance Series 2: Defiance Gila Bicicleta" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The cone from an image I made in Lisbon, Portugal. The boy on the bicycle was made in Antigua, Guatemala. And, the abandoned gas station was made in Gila Bend, Arizona.

1: Edge Of The Tortuga Sonrisa

At home, I've got an AppleTV hooked up to our main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from the 1750+ images from my Flickr account. The screensaver setting is the "origami" one that either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. 

Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo. I should make a note of that and sometime I'll do an ongoing series of them. Maybe I'll call it 'By Chance' or something." Never get around to doing it, but this morning I noticed this combination of my images "Tortuga Sonrisa" and "Edge of the Cosmos" 

So this first in the series is called, "By Chance Series 1: Edge of the Tortuga Sonrisa" © 2015 Skip Hunt 

The turtle was from an image I made in Mazunte, Mexico and the sand dune was made in Port Alfred, South Africa. I thought about cropping it down to fit the same way it had to be cropped to fit the 16x9 aspect ratio of the TV as part of the series, but I think I'll just decide on each combination how it should be cropped. For this one, I prefer to see all of both original images.

By Chance Series

"By Chance" Series © 2015 Skip Hunt AppleTV hooked up to main display, and the screensaver is set to randomly pull images from my 1750+ image Flickr account. The screensaver setting is "origami" and either displays one image on the screen or it picks and assortment to arrange. Usually between 2 and 5 images at the most. Every now and then, I'll look over and see images it chose to put together and go, "Oh wow! That's a really nice combo. I should make a note of that and do an ongoing series of them.