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Another angle that caught my eye in the Duomo at Pisa. I was playing with the strong perspectives in the nave's double aisles, and I thought these nice benches underlined the effect (so do the roped-off benches in the central nave, marching off towards the high altar).
L'abbaye de Beauport est située dans la commune de Paimpol, dans la partie du village de Kérity, dans le département des Côtes-d'Armor, en Bretagne.
Elle est fondée à Beauport dans la paroisse de Kérity au début du xiiie siècle par le comte Alain Ier d’Avaugour, qui lui transfère en 1202 les biens de l'abbaye de Saint-Riom. Cette dernière avait été établie à la fin du renouveau monastique des xie et xiie siècles vers 1170-1180 par le comte Henri de Trégor, un parent du duc de Bretagne. L'abbaye de Beauport est une abbaye de chanoines prémontrés venus de l'abbaye de La Lucerne en Normandie. Ses fonctions pastorales, de justice et économiques s'étendent de l'île-de-Bréhat à Saint-Brieuc et sur une quinzaine de paroisses. C'est aussi une seigneurie maritime avec des droits sur la mer de l'île Saint-Riom à la pointe de Guilben.
Set the camera on the rope to really get this shot. Love the perspective, I think it relates just how tall the ship is.
"Among the many buildings and great architecture there was in Barcelona, this was one of the structures that really caught my attention. I believe it is a Cathedral located somewhere in the Gothic Quarter. Its geometric form, not to mention the great detail around it, reminds me so much of Cubism. I find the interconnected lines, shapes and bricks really interesting. It's old but definitely beautiful to look at."
Date Taken: July 14 2009
Tools: Kodak EasyShare M1073 and Adobe Photoshop CS5
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Print is available at: boyletocho.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d3g2cp9
© Moira Parton 2011
"My curves are not crazy."
"Creativity takes courage."
"There are always flowers for those who want to see them."
"I don't paint things. I only paint the difference between things."
~ Henri Matisse
Through these curves, one can glimpse a piece of heaven.
The giant rock walls are actually just short walls that are seats, in a ring, in front of an outdoor fireplace.
Today Statement #59:
Today I will change my perspective. I will see things from a different angle because if my camera has taught me anything it's the fact that if I change the way I see things, the things I see will change.
Our laundry is still waiting to be folded. We have spent a ton of time at the hospital supporting friends who have met with tragedy. This pile of clean clothes in my basement is a welcome sight. It reminds me that I have a healthy family, and that's all that really matters.
This is all my handmade paper complete with solvent transfer prints. Well, all my handmade paper bar one piece, which has gone missing somewhere along the line. Very annoying, especially as I would have filled the wall up perfectly if it wasn’t for that. The imagery in the transfers are photographs of book pages — a bunch of conflicting information and myths about the “creation” of the world/universe. The paper is printed on both sides, but you only see one side here, obviously. And because it took four hours to pin up, that’s all you’re going to see. This project is going to change drastically from here on in, to the point that the imagery in these transfer prints will be almost unrecognisable.