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Lt. Governor Rutherford Joins a Podcast regarding Perspectives on Justice by Heather Poston at Lt. Governor's Office. 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
At the advent of construction using bricks, it was indeed a milestone and an awe-inspiring moment when everything gelled and the masterpiece was beheld. Decades later, the emotional effect of brick-work is still captivating as seen in its entirety at Colbeck Castle, Old Habour in St. Catherine, Jamaica. I call this perspective cz I guess I felt a Spiderman moment at the time or maybe just the inability thereof. Sometimes I just feel to change my normal view from the normal human and do the superhuman. **sigh. I guess for now I'll just remain with scaffolding or pics like these which add a different perspective on life.
Perspective: Backcountry Brace
During these winter days with obscured/veiled suns, I consider Perspectives with Wide Angle Lenses as my activity for the day. Interesting lighting speaks for itself but up close and personal is better. The two rusty nails in the lower right corner of this just grab my “deep focus” love of this particular lens.
The bent rod on the far left is a BLM Benchmark that someone’s vehicle hit with and bent at this tight corner in the remote backcountry. It’s been there for the 20 years I’ve been driving by it lol. The rail has the Benchmark Wired to it.. Keeping the cattle from moving it was the purpose. 250 dollars to disturb lolol . I haven’t touched it😀
These corner braces carry a huge amount of tension with the barbed wire humming in the wind they are so tight. I’ve heard that many times up here…fences humming in the wind. Keep that wire tight !!!. Lot’s o tension on the bottom of that left post. Building braces well utilized, on all fences, is a science here.. Warm Season brings more fencing practic every year. We have about 30 miles of 3-4 strand fence on my ranch alone. Some of the big Ranches have people that only fix fences on the payroll. It takes a pretty tough hombre’ to string barbed wire without tangling yourself up in it lolol.
The snow up here varies by the day this early in the winter. Somedays it all mostly melts and others it’s covering everything. Two track roads will be unpassable shortly. My ridge line lookout spots will be snow drifted in. I’ve been known to plow some of my two tracks to allow me to get up on ridge one. The high ridges are snow light on the windswept top of which, I can usually drive quite a ways.
Location: Bliss DInosaur Ranch, Wyoming/Montana
Perspective: Backcountry Brace
My first attempt at aerial perspective for Assignment52 (not so good as it was also a really foggy morning - will try again tomorrow :0) ).
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Kathryn Dovey, Manager, National Contact Point Coordination, Responsible Business Conduct Unit, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Paris; Young Global Leader speaking during the Session: Perspective Labs at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Dalian, People's Republic of China 2019. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Benedikt von Loebell
Sometimes the path you’re on is not as important as the direction you’re heading. ~Kevin Smith
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visited one of my favorite peaceful places earlier this week for our weekly blog photo contribution themed "perspective".
of course, i took a few shots for me... loved all the angles and lines of the concrete and the bridge. went a little gritty/high contrast with the edits for slider sunday!
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Wall and floor mosaic tiling in Medersa Ben Youssef, a former theological college and now museum in the middle of Marrakesh's Medina. I felt really dizzy after looking at these mosaics for a while.
Lt. Governor Rutherford Joins a Podcast regarding Perspectives on Justice by Heather Poston at Lt. Governor's Office. 100 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
This shot was one of those happy accidents. I was snapping away madly as I flew past in the train and I didn't realise I'd captured all the little boats. I enjoy the difference in perspective.
Perspectives’ is a series of free panel discussions held just before the first public performance of each DCPA Theatre Company staging. The 'Anna Karenina’ panel included, from left: Literary Director Douglas Langworthy, Dramaturg Allison Horsley, Voice and Dialect Director Kathy Maes, actor Timothy McCracken (Stiva), Scenic Designer Tony Cisek and actor Kate Gleason (Mother Scherbatsky). The next ‘Perspectives’ will be held before the first preview of The Whistlebower' at 6 p.m. on Friday, February 8, in the Jones Theatre. Photo by John Moore for the DCPA NewsCenter.
In a subsequent assignment, students will be challenged to take advantage of a short focal length to compress space, forcing distortions in the viewer's perspective. Since this shot was of the same model, I just included it here in this gallery with the 4 main angles of view.
The students and teachers of Perspectives Middle Academy (located in Auburn Gresham) are making tremendous academic and social emotional learning growth. Just this past year SY 2013-2014, they made almost two (2) grade levels of growth in both math and reading.
Photos by David Terry
One of the outcomes from the LE4EL PERSPECTIVITY project at the exterimental arts festival 'off munich'
Piece by Amy Monthei. See her work entitled "Social Responsibility" for full biography.
Artistic Statement:
Currently Amy is working on a series of tactile Braille paintings that have highly textured surfaces and multiple layers of color. These works not only intrigue the viewer, but also create a piece of art that is accessible to a blind individual and can be enjoyed from a completely new and different viewpoint. A blind person can read the words contained within the texture while a sighted person not knowing how to read Braille, is relegated to darkness and left with the disadvantage of not knowing the secret contained within the artwork. Thus, an interesting enigma is created, presenting all the pieces to the puzzle in which neither a blind nor a sighted person can completely decipher the meaning concealed within. Only by understanding one another’s viewpoints will the mystery be revealed.
She lives a life filled with Irony as a blind visual artist, perceiving the world from a truly unique perspective. She understands and accepts these circumstances and the challenges that have assisted in shaping her own philosophy. She enjoys the exploration, not only as a personal journey but as an art movement in itself. It is her goal as a legally blind artist and an advocate to create art that is accessible, to assist others in understanding the importance of experiencing art and the role it can play in the lives of every person.