Follow That Dream Photograph by Tami Quigley

Follow That Dream

by Tami Quigley

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Title

Follow That Dream

Artist

Tami Quigley

Medium

Photograph - Photography Digitally Enhanced

Description

"I've got to follow that dream wherever that dream may lead, I've got to follow that dream to find the love I need ...but when a dream is calling you, there's just one thing that you can do. Well, you gotta follow that dream wherever that dream may lead, you gotta follow that dream to find the love you need. Keep a-movin, move along, keep a moving ..." ~ "Follow That Dream" ~ from the 1962 musical film "Follow That Dream" ~ recorded by the great Elvis Presley. This Slinky follows it's dream to spring toward the rolling hills of Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, Pennsylvania on a beautiful summer day, a great reminder to always follow that dream! Slinky is a toy, a precompressed helical spring invented and developed by naval engineer Richard T. James in 1943.

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August 13th, 2015

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Comments (31)

Felix Lai

Beautiful and unique capture! l/f

Tami Quigley replied:

Thanks so very much Felix!

Skip Willits

Gorgeous work Tami.

Tami Quigley replied:

Thank you so very much Skip!

Steve Gass

Nice capture of the iconic Slinky!

Tami Quigley replied:

Thanks so very much Steve!

Kim Tran

Intriguing and charming image Tami, very cool capture! l/f

Tami Quigley replied:

Thanks so very much Kim!

Steve Gass

Stunning creative image Tami, nice work, l/f.

Tami Quigley replied:

Thank you so very much Steve!

John M Bailey

Cool work Tami!

Tami Quigley replied:

Thanks so much John! Good thing when I got this idea I still had my old slinky LOL :)

Wonju H

Wonderful image! l/f

Tami Quigley replied:

Many thanks Wonju!

Christopher James

One of your peers nominated this image in the 1000 views Groups nominated images by your fellow artist in the Special Features #2 promotion discussion. Please visit and pass on the love to another artist. https://fineartamerica.com/groups/1000-views-on-1-image.html?showmessage=true&messageid=2783458

Tami Quigley replied:

Thank you so very much Christopher!

Robert Yaeger

Really nice surrealistic quality and pleasing color palate. Congratulations!

Tami Quigley replied:

Thanks so very much Robert, really appreciate that very much!

Irina Effa

Lovely!

Tami Quigley replied:

Thanks so much Irina!

Tami Quigley

Thank you so very much Robert Yaeger for the feature in First Friday Gallery Group 1x A Day, most appreciated!

Tami Quigley

Many thanks for the features, most appreciated! Nina Prommer, ART - It Is Good For You; and Nader Rangidan, Fine Arts Professionals!

Christopher James

Congratulation.....your wonderful work has been featured in the 1000 Views on 1 Image Group l/f/p

Tami Quigley replied:

Thank you so much Christopher, greatly appreciate it!

William Beuther

Fabulous work, Tami! LF

Tami Quigley replied:

Thanks so very much William!

Alana Thrower

Very creative! Love it! Love the song and sentiment too! Have a wonderful Christmas!! l/f

Tami Quigley replied:

Many thanks Alana! Wishing you a wonderful Christmas too!

Gun Legler

Wonderful! I just wonder what it is. Great abstract anyway!

Tami Quigley replied:

Thank you so much Gun, really appreciate it! A slinky is a toy invented in the 1940s, I just had some fun with it in an abstract in front of the hills