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Shared space streets (or 'naked streets') such as those found in many older parts of continental European cities, provide a balanced space shared by pedestrians, slow-moving cars and bikes, each negotiating with the other with pedestrians having priority. When cobbled, and wet with rain, another layer of the city emerges, animated with reflections.
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Alone in a place full of strangers/
I sing as if I'm in the centre/
of a heavenly chior
-my tongue a cloud of honey-
Sometime I think I'm weird.
-Richard Brautigan, Tokyo 1976.
Art work for Springer Medizin, illustrating an article on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: doi.org/10.1007/s15004-023-9911-3
Andrew 'Boy' Charlton Pool, Woolloomooloo, pitched over the harbour and looking across to Australian Navy base at Garden Island.
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A great heart of Zürich, with sightlines leading from the street and the river - also an example of fabulous service design, as the Swiss railway does everything right. And that clock ...
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I tried to do a cut-n-paste to show you how big the rainbow is from my balcony, but I skipped a little of the middle. Anyway, it was the biggest rainbow I've ever seen. I felt like I was in a Care Bears movie or something.(4 Nov 2005)
ATC cut n paste collage...........(I am really trying to master the cutnpaste technique which I find frustrating when I could soooo more easlily do it digitally.)....practice makes perfect , hopefully....a long way to go.