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I love the view from the ridge top trail at Daniels....you can see down the steep slope to the river. I'm not a fan of heights but as long as I don't get close to the edge I'm fine. Remy is like a little mountain goat but I don't let him get too high either.
I did some research on John Baldessari and decided to replicate another type of his photos as well. This was just extra
There is a marble carving street in Mandalay, where large marble buddhas that are seen everywhere in Myanmar are created.
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My Perfect Bristol
"Our new city history museum will tell the fascinating story of Bristol through many people's voices and experiences.
This artwork you see here on the hoardings has been created by a group of young Bristolians who have painted their perfect Bristol. They have worked closely with Museum staff to create images which they hope will become a real talking point.
The young artists are all part of a Gallery 37 Plus project which seeks to engage young people in the arts, giving them te opportunity to learn new artistic skills and to develop existing talents. They have been helped by two Bristol artists - Andy Council and Daniele Delmonte.
Working with the young people on the artwork is part of the new museum's commitment to work with many people across Bristol to develop a museum for everyone to enjoy.
For more information on the new city history museum for Bristol see www.bristol.gov.uk/museums
For more informaiton on Gallery 37 Plus see www.youthmusic.org.uk "
Brendan Fernandes, Future (· · · - - - · · ·) Perfect
Nuit Blanche 2008 (Zone C), Toronto
www.scotiabanknuitblanche.ca/exhibition.aspx?zone=C&m...
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North Fork South Branch Potomac River, Spruce Knob–Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, Monongahela National Forest, Seneca Rocks, West Virginia
This was the perfect tree. In this spot, some of the great houses of Scotland met and agreed to end the middle ages. But more about this tree: After viewing a massive bunny party, we continued around the bluff and came upon this glen. This tree is perfect. See its roots? See how it grows out toward the viewer and then up? See its craggy branches and leafy goodness, at the base of a historic castle? The perfect tree.
Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky... ;)