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The worlds tallest freestanding structure on land, the CN Tower
is one of the most visited landmarks in North America.
In the midst of downtown urban Toronto, you may stumble upon this remarkable peninsula.
The Leslie St. Spit stretches out 5 km into Lake Ontario, near downtown. This is a car-free park, that is one of the city’s most unique jewels. With walking, running, and cycling trails, stunning cityscape views of the C.N. Tower, and surrounding skyscrapers, Toronto Harbour and some vegetation and wildlife, rare to find anywhere else in Canada. The Spit was originally intended to be a breakwater for harbour expansion, started 40 years ago. If you are visiting the city and looking for something interesting or living in the city and need some of nature’s R&R, give the Leslie St. Spit a tour. You will not be disappointed.
For more info visit Friends of the Spit
We visited this park on an extremely wet and moody day in the city. We watched a thunderstorm descend upon Toronto from the peninsula, completely engulfing the CN Tower and then we watched it aim for us with it’s evil stormy laser sight and drench us from head to toe, not once, but twice. A friendly shuttle driver picked us up on the way back, and I could have kissed him I was so wet and miserable. Hope you enjoy these soggy pictures.
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My epic aerial of a cuddly polar bear skiing down the slopes of a green volcano... right outside my house!
my friend Marisa Prince and I found these abandoned trains and decided to go in one to take pictures. It started storming and we were trapped in there for a while with low light.so i pulled out my 430exII and set it behind her and got this result!
In this exceptional amalgamation of photography, ai, and painting, Duncan Rawlinson’s work claims the spotlight. Strikingly rich hues pirouette across the intricate representation of an eye, composing a vibrant symphony that rivets the observer. Each precise brush stroke, imbued with influences from both photorealism and hyperrealism, crafts an enthralling fusion of styles. The piece stands as a testament to the power of creative vision, striking a perfect balance between art and the human gaze, enticing viewers into a realm that resonates with personal depth and universal appeal. Ultimately, this creation by Rawlinson isn’t merely an image of an eye—it serves as a portal into the artist’s soul.
The Firangipani flowers.
“It is one of the commonest of mistakes to consider that the limit of our power of perception is also the limit of all there is to perceive.”
C. W. Leadbeater
Things that are, may not be perceived.
Every thing in life needs a closer look. When you do take the time, you'll realize wondrous things.
Me, my wife and daughter, in a video monitor. We're in a spatial perspective distortion room at Birmingham's McWane Science Center. Fun!
Got a Perception Sundance 9.5, Bending Branches Whisper 2-piece paddle and PFD from Gander Mountain today!!! :>
Series emulating the photographic style of Francesca Woodman to show how women are often perceived in society.
Artist & Best Friends Animal Sanctuary founder, Cyrus Mejia's show Pits & Perception opened in Los Angeles @ Artology 101 in Glendale. There were several live pit bulls in attendance at the festivities.
From cyrusmejia.com/art/pits-and-perception
"Art can present us with a different view, a new perspective, another way of thinking about things. In this series of paintings of Pit Bulls I’m challenging the current-day perception of these dogs. Not by changing their image, but by depicting them close-up, larger than life, and inviting the viewer to question how they see and perceive Pit Bulls."
Artology101
3108 Glendale Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90039-1806(323) 644-0101
The depth perception is a little off here. The cow is cow-sized, smallish cow at least and the dog is medium dog sized.
Like everyone I have 'tourist' photos.. :)
Cool peacock fashion statue thing outside Tangs in Singapore last year.
See the photographer?
Like funhouse mirrors or shadows on a wall, a distorted perception (no matter how well-intentioned...or not) is still just a trick being played on the mind or the heart, no matter how closely it seems to resemble reality - it is not real.
Now do you see the photographer?...or just that distorted reflection of who I really am?
Until you turn away from that temporary distortion, you cannot see the real ME
...and then, if I allow you to, look into my eyes...now do you see what is real?
I promise that this photo is not upside down. It is wonderful how when you learn to open your mind you start to see things you would never see before. It has taken me a while to get there. But, every day is a new one.
I'm not typically a fan of my stuff in black and white but this one looked wierd in colour.
one. I'm starting Karate very soon
two. I saw inception a week ago and it's my new favourite movie
three. On Thursday my aunt is getting married and she asked me to be a witness
four. I technically only have a week of summer to myself
five. I have this new obsession with scarves, I found my grandmas' old ones and I now have about 50
six. I got my longboard last week and I ride it everywhere
seven. Im actually pretty decent at longboarding, I thought I would be a total fail at it
eight. I promied myself I would never like him again, and I don't but I do miss the way we used to be
nine. I can't think of a number 9
ten. ewufsdbjkweojfd. im stumped... time for food.
One of the things that bothers me most is the cookie cutter expectations we live by. Every single day were tested to be people we arent, because the things we say or the stuff we do isn't good enough. We don't fit the "standards". How you talk, what you wear, who you're friends with is all being seen and judged by these people who picture this world where everyone is this carbon copy of these perfect few people.
to show that everyone has their bias, everyone has their stereotypes, everyone has their window through which they see the world, and around each window there are flaws that we dont see cause we have our face pressed against the glass, judging and criticising.
this piece was more for the meaning i found in it - this is also one i am not too sure about
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