I like the layers in this.... so much more than the next move... which I am thinking about...such a pawn I am to this ... I especially like the juxtapose of the journal and the written word...the felt sense of the cursive... things on top of things...unobscured and yet opeque... lots of embeddedness thanks for this one...
I have used that as a tactic as well... ( not the e5... I am still very much a (profoundly eager) novice at chess... but the other...moving even when I am pinned) In some contexts it has been more dangerous than I could have imagined... but preferred over the alternative
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kp-e4
I like the layers in this.... so much more than the next move... which I am thinking about...such a pawn I am to this ...
I especially like the juxtapose of the journal and the written word...the felt sense of the cursive...
things on top of things...unobscured and yet opeque...
lots of embeddedness
thanks for this one...
e5
i move even when i'm pinned!
;)
I have used that as a tactic as well... ( not the e5... I am still very much a (profoundly eager) novice at chess... but the other...moving even when I am pinned) In some contexts it has been more dangerous than I could have imagined... but preferred over the alternative
HB,
if you're playing e5 then I'm d4...
queen's gambit...
xd4
I will be the fly on the wall for this one...
knight-f3
Kc6
Derliwall...
you're a beautiful butterfly... and your place... on my head -- as Iranians say (to those who much respct and love)
B g5
Be7
B x e7
oh Jon...
so sorry! i made a mistake when registering my 3rd move... i should've written
Nc6
but you understood me...
:D
1. e4 - e5
2. d4 - xd4
3. Nf3 - Nc6
4. Bg5 - Be7
5. Bxe7 - N(g8)xe7
I'm following you... I've got a board set up here next to my computer... I'll send you a picture :)
1. e4 - e5
2. d4 - xd4
3. Nf3 - Nc6
4. Bg5 - Be7
5. Bxe7 - N(g8)xe7
6. Nxd4
really nice photo, Jon... thanks a lot!
1. e4 - e5
2. d4 - xd4
3. Nf3 - Nc6
4. Bg5 - Be7
5. Bxe7 - N(g8)xe7
6. Nxd4 - Nxd4
1. e4 - e5
2. d4 - xd4
3. Nf3 - Nc6
4. Bg5 - Be7
5. Bxe7 - N(g8)xe7
6. Nxd4 - Nxd4
7. Qxd4 -
7. Qxd4 - O-O
8. Bd3
8. Bd3 - Nc6
1. e4 - e5
2. d4 - xd4
3. Nf3 - Nc6
4. Bg5 - Be7
5. Bxe7 - N(g8)xe7
6. Nxd4 - Nxd4
7. Qxd4 - O-O
8. Bd3 - Nc6
9. Qe3 -
9. Qe3 - Nb4
10. Nd2 -
10. Nd2 - Nxd3+
11. Qxd3 -
11. Qxd3 - b6
12. Pf4 -
12. Pf4 - Bb7
13. 0=0=0 (castle queen's side)
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