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« Un texte [ou la surface d'un rocher] peut être non seulement analysé, mais “disloqué” par un lecteur. Derrida appelle “déconstruction” cette lecture qui cherche, qui isole des éléments, des fragments, des réalités sous-jacentes, inscrits dans un texte

par-dessous des apparences. Un texte [ou la surface d’un rocher] possède un sens principal et des courants sous-jacents. Un texte contient un “texte latent” préexistant. »

(Adapté de André Seleanu, «Comprendre l'art contemporain», Éditions mots en toile, 2021, p. 70)

 

« L'artiste doit cultiver l'art de ne pas tout montrer, afin de maintenir vivant le souffle et intact le mystère. »

(François Cheng, «Vide et plein», Éditions du Seuil, 1979, p. 52)

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“A text [or the surface of a rock] can be not only analyzed, but ‘dislocated’ by a reader. Derrida calls ‘deconstruction’ this reading that seeks out, isolates elements, fragments, underlying realities, inscribed in a text from beneath appearances. A text [or the surface of a rock] has a main meaning and underlying currents. A text contains a pre-existing ‘latent text’.”

(Adapted from André Seleanu, “Comprendre l’art contemporain”, Éditions mots en toile, 2021, p. 70)

 

“The artist must cultivate the art of not showing everything, in order to keep the breath alive and the mystery intact.”

(François Cheng, “Vide et plein”, Éditions du Seuil, 1979, p. 52)

Long Pond, Sturbridge, Massachusetts (USA)

023 020-1 and 052 713-5 head parallel departures at 07.00 from Lauda in May 1975.

Don't forget to look up every now and then

Taken on the A166 between Stamford Bridge and Garrowby Hill. I drive past this field every day on the way to work, and I've said for ages that I need to stop and get a shot in.

Hubble's recent 28th anniversary observations also included some parallel observations which were not part of the photo release. I'm totally here for that.

 

In this image, reddish, orange light represents mostly gaseous emission of energized hydrogen atoms, and muted, blueish gray areas are largely reflected starlight. This combination of light results in an image quality I am very fond of, but I must confess it took me a very long time to understand it beyond oooh, pretty. Once one understands that parts of the clouds are emitting light, while other parts are simply reflecting light, the shapes and coloration begin to make more sense. They are not very different in some ways from water clouds seen on Earth, but our water clouds are most frequently seen reflecting the Sun's light, and not ever emitting their own light.

 

Interestingly, there are only two filters available to work with for the parallel observations. I wrongly guessed that the same filters used in the primary observations would end up being used in parallel. I don't know why.

 

The proposal for these data is here:

Optical and infrared imaging of the Lagoon Nebula (M8)

 

Orange: ACS/WFC F658N

Cyan: ACS/WFC F550M

 

North is merely 1.05° counter-clockwise from up.

PARALLEL is the topic for Monday 18th April 2016 Group Our Daily Challenge

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Enjoying this Black and White thing :-)

Last picture to give some context

A staircase in the Babcock building at South Carolina State Hospital

New York City, building on the left is 9/11 museum and the building on the right is One World Trade Centre (please correct me if I am wrong).

 

Make sure to check out my latest video about architectural photography -

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuKwlHULCso

The 50th parallel north latitude passes through Campbell River, British Columbia, Canada.

Two mirrors stood facing each other on the opposite walls of a room. If they were perfect mirrors this photo would have shown a series of rectangles, one inside another. But the mirrors were not perfect: there were slight distortions and they build up as the number of reflections increase, so the innermost mirrors are the most distorted. Also, the glass is not perfectly clear, it absorbs red just a tiny bit more than other colours, so the light in the reflection gets bluer and darker. The real world is altogether more interesting.

Market street - Downtown San Diego

Yashica-A, Kodak Ektar 100

Taken with Fuji XT10 and Minolta Rokkor 50/1.7, classic chrome simulation

Parallel Views

by Brian Keating ANCAD

Expressionistic Abstract Painting.

Size: 80 X 80 X 1.7 cm.

The painting is finished with a coat of “Lefranc & Bourgeois” Extra-Fine picture varnish (Anti-UV).

The sides of the canvas are painted, it can be hung without a frame.

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Paintings are shipped/ posted within five working days of purchase.

Paintings are encased in 20 mm thick, strong, low weight fibre foam boards.

A postal tracking code will be sent to you, so you’ll know when to expect it.

 

www.contemporary-artists.co.uk/paintings/parallel-views/

 

Contemporary Artists

A wee bit of moss on the gravel in my garden wall. So many textures and colors.

I traveled to Carburn Park to lead a Nature Calgary group this evening. We saw 33 species. I did not get many photos but was happy to get a few snaps of some of the 40 pelicans seen along the river.

 

I was also thrilled to see a beaver swimming parallel to us and then climb up on the bank.

 

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CN's Kingston sub parallels highway 20 in Montreal for quite awhile (CP's Vaudreuil sub as well) and here CN 327 with CSXT 3181 leading is heading west on the south track of the Kingston sub after crossing over.

for the thematorium contest "subtleties of quotidian life"

 

i planned something about wood and texture for the theme and didn´t notice the little fella at first. he finally caught my eye when walking parallel to the gap between the wooden planks. on any other day i would probably have overlooked the whole scene.

For the Daily Dog Challenge -- 4/18 "Lines"

 

For Our Daily Challenge -- 4/18 "Parallel"

 

For 366: The 2016 Edition -- 109/366

 

There was not a lot of time tonight, so fortunately, we were able to take a quick shot on the footbridge in our local park during our quick walk.

 

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