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A pedestrian travels the public art illuminated bridge between the Air Canada Centre and the Maple Leaf Square tower. It is comprised of a motion sensitive mulitcoloured LED lighting system with programmed lighting patterns that respond to human movement. The project, called "Connection" (2010) was commissioned by Cadillac Fairview, Lanterra Developments & Maple Leaf Sports and designed by United Visual Artists Ltd. Soheil Mosun Limited fabricated and installed the lighting system.
My father is very sick.
A piece of me is going to die.
Sorry for my long absence friends, lately I have completely lost interest in flickr. If I came back is just because some of you ... (as Kaisa. I love you, you know? ... ) Am I back? I still don't know ...
There was an extensive spider web connection between these garden flowers that were quite fascinating. Took this in a local garden on a sunny day. I did not see the spider that created this magic art.
Another connection between 2 container railroad cars. Different than the previous. Also note the small link chain between these cars. Does anyone really think that the small chain can stop two 75 ton rail cars from separating? LOL
Also note all the cryptic scratches and chalk marks on the side of the car. Anyone know what that is?
The life I touch for good or ill will touch another life, and that in turn another, until who knows where the trembling stops or in what far place my touch will be felt.
- Frederick Buechner
New connections are being developed – families and communities – everything must be started from scratch – there are no easy shortcuts – we have decided
No internet, no mobile connection, no running electricity, no ATM.
The latter is a kind of drawback though because once you are out of cash you have to leave.
The place here is called Lestari on Malenge Island.
Part of a photo project I am doing, this is one of a series of shots portraying emotion. D750 80-200 f2.8 48" octabox
I went to Salisbury Cathedral today to photograph the Reflection: Glass Exhibition
This is Connection by Galia Amsel
Burg Kreuzenstein, Austria. Of course, one of the best things about castles is their mazelike connections to all the buildings...