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A evening walk around the city, October 16, 2015 Christchurch New Zealand.
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Melastomataceae (Melastoma family) » Sonerila scapigera
¿ so-nay-REEL-ah -- ?
skap-ih-GER-uh -- bearing a scape (leafless flower stalk)
commonly known as: scaped sonerila • Marathi: सोनेरिला sonerila
¿ Endemic to: Western Ghats (of Maharashtra, India) ?
References: Flowers of India • Flowers of Sahyadri by Shrikant Ingalhalikar
What John dubbed my very garlicky garlic scape pesto. Good, but make sure that all other parties involved also partake of it! Recipe in notes field.
Location: Cape Liptrap
Type: Beach House
Size: 160 sq m
Status: Under Construction
Design: WSH
Design Team: Andrew Simpson, Owen West, Steve Hatzellis, Dennis Prior, Stephan Bekhor, Eugene An
Description:
"All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up" - pablo picasso
This project for a family coastal residence is located on a stunning site in eastern Victoria. The design is an investigation of how an idealised conception of "house" is transformed by its context and use. The site has extraordinary qualities: harsh prevailing winds of the roaring forties; sloping site; and sublime panoramic views from cape liptrap to wilson's promontory. The residence required maximum flexibility as a beach home that could accommodate varying sleeping needs - anything from a single guest to burgeoning family summer holidays.
The sectional character of the design adopts an idealised child-like profile of a gabled house as a point of departure. However this reading of the architecture is subverted by a reorientation of the plan. The house twists to accommodate framed views and take advantage of the natural fall of the site, with two wings capturing significant views of the landscape to the east and west. These arms of the building are mediated by an ambiguous space that operates as provisional gallery, entry, veranda, storage, dining, lounging and circulation zone. This contested space engages more directly with the landscape and environment and accommodates shifting patterns of use.
Before I discovered photography, I wasn't much of a bug person. Truthfully, I couldn't stay far enough away from them. Then I discovered what marvelous creatures they were when viewed through the lens of a camera. Now we're on a first name basis and I can usually be found trying to get as close to them as they'll allow.
The name of this fellow is Orange (or Yellow) Collared Scape Moth and he's feasting on Whorled Milkweed.
© Peculiar View
Browntown Road just west of Bishopville, SC. Back in the late 1980s, a supposed "Lizard Man" was reported multiple times in and around the Scape Ore Swamp.
Photo Av. Carlos III © Bionicgarden
3D&Fusion © Isaac Rasqui
Just wanted to try a little bit after talking of 3D + real photo fusion with Bionicgarden.
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