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This is one of my favorite Sarah Brightman images I've created. I think to get the full flavor of it you need to click on the image and see it in an enlarged format. I'm probably crazy, but I would love to see Sarah performing on a stage setting like this. With these globes slowly revolving around each other. I think creating stage settings for Sarah must be incredibly fun.

Since I like to play around with computer graphics so much, I just had to do something with one of the images of Ashley and Sarah. Here Sarah is signing Ashley program. I am sure that in each of their hearts there is a chamber of special treasures, and in that chamber, is a honored cubicle for the moments they spent together at one of Sarah's La Luna concerts.

I never know where the evolutionary process of creating a piece of artwork will take me. I made the above art piece to post from the one on the left, as a thank you gift, for someone who had just signed my guest-book. This is something I often do, and I wanted to create something special for this person. One of the joys of participating in Sarah Brightman forums, is meeting people from around the world who you share something in common with.

In this case my forum friend, CanadaHey, had spent a good amount of time camping in the Glacier Park, Waterton Park area of Northwest Montana, and Southern Canada. I use to own land about a half mile from the west edge of Glacier Park, and still enjoy the friendship I have with many of those who own land that bordered mine. We were all outdoors type people, who made our living working in the woods, as either tree-planters, or tree thinners, or both.

I have four poems in my poetry section of this web site, that are dedicated to the world of tree planting, or reforestation contracting. They go under the general title of, "Sun up, and I'm On My Way," with the first two dedicated to Shenia Twain's paarents. They were reforestation contractors, and lost thier life when their vehicle collided with a logging truck. Working in the woods in this manner produced strong friendships, based on an equally strong and intimate relationship with the mountains. After a while, there is a feeling that the mountains are inside of you.

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The above image, "Blacklight Special," was actually made from the glacier image above in about a half an hour. My friend, Mike, liked it so much, he encouraged me to blow it up. After I blew it up to an 11 x 15 inch poster, I got the urge to write a poem around it. Sometimes in life you are left wondering, such was the mood I was in the day I wrote this poem, and sometimes no answer is an answer. Other times, one must just wait and see. But always one must put one foot in front of the other and continue on. I have a saying, little steps, big dreams. I hope you enjoyed this page. Gary Lange
PS Please note that the enlarged file, "Blacknight Special Poem," is quite large, so it will take a while to load. This and the reality that you have to use the horizontal scroll bar to view the image and to read the poem.