moving pictures ... paintings vs. photos

[Doreen Rich]

No: HPFGUIDX 19652

Does it specifically *say* somewhere in the books or in a JKR 
discussion, that *only* paintings' subjects can move about, from 
painting to painting? Does it *say* that photo subjects can not move 
from photo to photo, or from photo to painting? Or are we just to 
assume, since only the paintings' subjects have done it so far, that 
the photos' subjects can not? I am really curious about this one.

Doreen

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "Stephanie Roark Keener" <sdrk1 at y...> 
wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at y..., "Doreen Rich" <nera at r...> wrote:
> > <snip> This is a really silly idea but I can just imagine
> > > all sorts of funny things about Lockhart.
> > > 
> > > --Dianne
> > **********************************************
> > 
> > Me, too! I can just imagine Lockhart's picture images taking a 
> stroll 
> > down the hallway and charming the pants off of the Fat Lady and 
her 
> > friends. They might also have long chats with Sir Cadagon about 
> their 
> > respective adventures. As you may  have guessed, this is one of 
> JKR's 
> > ideas that fascinates me.
> > 
> > Doreen, wishing that her pictures could move about and talk
> 
> But have you ever noticed that it's only the paintings that can 
move 
> from painting to painting and talk to people?  Photos only smile 
and 
> wave -- and, like Penelope, hide behind their frame when Fred and 
> George do something to mess them up!  (Too bad D'Vinci wasn't a 
> wizard -- we could ask the Mona Lisa who she is ;-) ).
> 
> Stephanie