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August 2008, Creemore ON. Last Wednesday was a very long drive to get from A to B. Collingwood (Home)- Glen Huron (Passing through- brief pause at an abandoned barn I have to check out further on Monday)- Creemore (Pick up posters and invites at gallery)- Stayner (Passing through)- Elmvale (Passing through)- Midland (Lunch at A&W- love those onion rings!)-Penetanguishene (To the boat at last)- Cognashene (The cottage). It was nice to finally get to the cottage. Mmm... beer. And a swim.
Leo Lionni (1910-1999) is best known as the author and illustrator of forty children's picture books including the Caldecott Honor recipients Inch By Inch (1961), Swimmy (1964), Frederick (1968), and Alexander And The Wind-Up Mouse (1970). In addition to his children's work, Lionni worked in advertising, was the art director of Fortune magazine for twelve years, and was a well regarded painter and sculptor. Parallel Botany (1977) is his only book length fiction for adults.
For more information on Parallel Botany, see my blog post at:
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{ parallel universe series }
this is zainab in a bed of broken mirrors.
(i am aware that they don't look like mirrors and i should have tried this on a sunny day, but what's done is done.)
One image from the Parallel Reconstruction series, all of which are generated by the same program. This uses a grid system to attach the ends of series of parallel bezier curves.
Prints of selected works are available at www.tylerlhobbs.com.
Screening of Harun Farocki's Parallel I-IV
Courtesy of Harun Farocki GbR
KAM WORKSHOPS 2015
ARTIFICIAL NATURES
Chania, 21.8.2015
I snapped this photo of a pride getting her bridals done by another photographer. The shot ended up having an etherial feel that I wanted to enhance with the cross processing effect.
The boundaries of Badlands National Park extend a lot farther west than the area around the Loop Road would have you think, and our random path toward Rapid City kept passing in and out of park territory. The ridge up ahead with the parallel south-facing faces is part of the national park. We've never seen any of this before.
26th EUBCE 2018, Bella Center, Copenhagen, 14-17 May 2018: Increase in Reduction and Recovery of Expired Food
Parallel Discussion Forum at the Blue carbon Summit, 17-18 July 2018.
Photo by AIPI
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Nikon D300 - Kiron 70-210mm 1:4 @ 210mm - 1/320 sec - f/11 - ISO 200 - SB-600 Speedlight off-camera low right
Parallel landing at KSFO on 28L and 28R.
My 2nd arrival to SFO after arriving from Switzerland. Today i am returning from Las Vegas on a United 737.
Lotissement de 1900-1910.
Architecte César Pain .
La rue, créée par monsieur Lefort, entrepreneur à Nancy, fut construite en 1904. Rue privée à l'origine, c'était un lotissement dont les parcelles étroites conditionnaient la construction suivant quelques principes de base :
- alignement des immeubles avec mitoyenneté
- faîtages parallèles à la rue
- hauteur identique (2 étages)
- petit jardin devant les maisons
Elles étaient destinées à des propriétaires plus modestes que les traditionnelles villas prestigieuses de Nancy. Certaines sont classées aux monuments historiques.
César Pain (1872-1946), métreur-vérificateur, promoteur et architecte, principal lotisseur de cette nouvelle rue, fait élever dix-sept maisons entre 1904 et 1912 soit environ 1/3 du lotissement.
Elles sont en pierre d'Euville, en meulière ou en granite rose. Les ornementations font appel à la brique rouge et à la brique jaune, à la brique émaillée, à la faïence, au fer forgé, au bois, à l'ardoise. Elles peuvent avoir des vitraux aux fenêtres, mais ce qui frappe le plus par son originalité, ce sont les peintures sur les façades, représentant comme il se doit dans l'école de Nancy, des motifs floraux (capucine, glycine, marronnier…) et des arabesques.
D'autres maisons plus conformes au style Art Nouveau sont l'oeuvre des architectes Émile André, Lucien Weissenburger, Joseph Hornecker, Vial... Celles-ci sont plus riches en sculptures. Elles sont situées en majorité sur le côté impair de la rue, avec des façades en plein nord.
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Hateruma, Okinawa, Japan
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L'espressione paradossale 'convergenze parallele' - da wikipedia.
Tutto si origina verosimilmente da un discorso pronunciato di Moro nell'ambito del congresso di Firenze della Democrazia Cristiana del 1959, inerente alla politica delle alleanze. Il fatto che "in tale direttrice diviene indispensabile progettare convergenze di lungo periodo con le sinistre, pur rifiutando il totalitarismo comunista" ha dato spunto al concetto delle convergenze parallele, utilizzato nel linguaggio politico per tutti gli anni sessanta, ma soprattutto settanta del millenovecento.
Storicamente, l'espressione è attribuita ad Aldo Moro. La frase negli anni Settanta è stata frequentemente utilizzata per descrivere il processo di avvicinamento tra DC e PCI noto anche come compromesso storico. La frase è stata utilizzata per rappresentare il politichese tipico della prima repubblica, che a volte raggiungeva livelli di astrattezza tali da rasentare il puro surrealismo. In questo senso a volte è usata con intento parodico.
La frase è anche considerata un'epitome di tutta la carriera politica di Moro (sempre rivolta alla ricerca del compromesso), tanto da aver dato titolo a un libro dedicato a lui. In realtà a tutt'oggi non è chiaro quando Moro abbia pronunciato questa espressione: alcuni (tra cui Mino Martinazzoli, ex collega di partito) considerano l'attribuzione a Moro una leggenda urbana.
Parallel Lines assignment from Active Assignment Weekly
Black cotton string was threaded through red, perforated metal shelving. Photographed with a 50mm (80mm actual on my camera) lens at F1.8 1/200s with white fluorescent lighting.
5-22-10 CNYAPT School Bus Road-eo.
School bus drivers make parallel parking a bus look easy, trust me it is a skill. You have to know which mirrors to look in and when. You have to estimate using mirrors and reference points on the bus to see how close the back tire is to the curb so you can straighten out. All this with barriers around the bus. Pretty impressive.