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this Dungeons and dragons character sheet has different values of grey, black and white to it, thus showing value in this photo
i chose this in particular, because it represents a decent part of who i am, and it was easy to pick as a photo for value
I feel as though this picture investigates the element of value because of the gradient pastel sky. I feel as though the main subject matter of this picture is again, the beautiful pastel sky that looks like a painting, the colors of the sky warming the tones of the picture.
Imagine There Is A Bank Which Credits Your Account Each Morning With ₹86,400, Carries Over No Balance From Day To Day, Allows You To Keep No Cash Balance, And Every Evening Cancels Whatever Part Of The Amount You Had Failed To Use During The Day.
What Would You Do?
Draw Out Every Cent, Of Course!
Well, Everyone Has Such A Bank. It's Name Is Time.
Every Morning, It Credits You With 86,400 Seconds.
Every Night It Writes Off, As Lost, Whatever Of This You Have Failed To Invest To Good Purpose.
It Carries Over No Balance. It Allows No Overdraft.
Each Day It Opens A New Account For You.
Each Night It Burns The Records Of The Day.
If You Fail To Use The Day's Deposits, The Loss Is Yours.
There Is No Going Back. There Is No Drawing Against The Tomorrow.
You Must Live In The Present On Today's Deposits.
Invest It So As To Get From It The Utmost In Health, Happiness And Success!
The Clock Is Running. Make The Most Of Today.
To Realize The Value Of ONE YEAR, Ask A Student Who Failed A Grade.
To Realize The Value Of ONE MONTH, Ask A Mother Who Gave Birth To A Premature Baby.
To Realize The Value Of ONE WEEK, Ask The Editor Of A Weekly Newspaper.
To Realize The Value Of ONE HOUR, Ask The Lovers Who Are Waiting To Meet.
To Realize The Value Of ONE MINUTE, Ask A Person Who Missed The Train.
To Realize The Value Of ONE SECOND, Ask A Person Who Just Avoided An Accident.
To Realize The Value Of ONE MILLISECOND, Ask The Person Who Won A Silver Medal In The Olympics.
Treasure Every Moment That You Have! And Treasure It More Because You Shared It With Someone Special, Special Enough To Spend Your Time.
And Remember, Time Waits For No One.
Yesterday Is History.
Tomorrow Is A Mystery.
Today Is A Gift. That's Why It's Called The Present.
1. Value is seen in the different shades of the water in the ocean.
2. The subject matter of the photograph is the ocean.
3. The values in the ocean and the land make the photo more visually striking.
4. If I could take the picture again I would focus more on the ocean rather than the land.
Soil Values project Launch in Niger
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Soil Values project Launch in Burkina Faso.
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Photo by CIFOR-ICRAF
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An economy is built upon an exchange of value that occurs between parties. Prospect is the second iteration of a proposed, long term series of engagements that explore the relationship of cause and effect
inherent in the idea of exchange and the definition of value.
The initial work was composed of four tables and eight chairs, covered with blackboard paint, that were installed on the walls of a gallery. They were periodically taken down during the course of the exhibition to become a locus for inclusive discussions premised upon the intrinsic social function of art. Chalk notations were made; responses were added as well as erasures.
A table and chairs are a neutral site until occupied. When we sit at a table, we activate it as a social space where the full spectrum of our personal and interactive selves are put into play.
For this exhibition, a rocking, sled platform was constructed as a transportable territory for a table and two chairs. They were brought to Prospect Park and were pulled along a path, and passers-by were asked for help. The question of the value of help and of work was posed to the participants, and exchanges
were proposed, including the currency created by FLC.
1. the element of art represented in this image is value because of the different shades of white and blue in the sky.
2. the subject matter in this photograph is the sky.
A man without wit is like a lamp without a wick! He is living worthless like a lamp amidst brightness.
Portsmouth: Me on the left, Evan on the right. My poor point and shoot could not accommodate the distorted white balance of these feet. Note: we are both Caucasian.
Update: This picture was taken at a Saxyderms gig in Summer '08. We played at a craft fair for 'free', but later got lobster! I had so much lobster that Summer... At the after party a jolly fellow kept pestering us to eat more watermelon.
Portsmouth seems like a nice enough place.