Two days ago I had some dinosaur pictures to show you. I had taken these pictures down by the river and, after much working with them, I ended up with several variations of pictures of these prehistoric animals in the river woods. My two favorite versions were the vanilla variety, which were realistic images of the scenes, and versions inspired by Caravaggio, or, to some extent, inspired by the best painting interpretations of dinosaurs from before the age of computer generations. I decided to show you the photographic variations the other day, but I really liked the painting ones too. I liked them too much to just leave them behind, it turns out, and so I am hoping you can bear seeing much the same pictures you've already seen, but with a very different feel to them.
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