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Showing posts with label shadow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shadow. Show all posts
Monday, August 15, 2016
camminando | Roma: Following the Sun and Shadow
Labels:
camminando,
Obelisks,
Piazza San Pietro,
pilgrimage,
Romahenge,
Rome,
rosa dei venti,
sampietrino,
shadow,
sundial,
wind rose
Monday, May 6, 2013
camminando | Palm Trees, a Pier and a Tall Ship
In Geelong a warm mid-fall day still offers me the opportunity for a healing walk along the Waterfront.
After recording the noon shadow of the usual palm tree, I encounter a replica of the majestic 1830 tall ship Enterprize: the tall ship sailed from Tasmania with the first white settlers that founded the city of Melbourne.
After recording the noon shadow of the usual palm tree, I encounter a replica of the majestic 1830 tall ship Enterprize: the tall ship sailed from Tasmania with the first white settlers that founded the city of Melbourne.
C'est moi on board
And some public art always frames the beauty of nature in the urban environment.
And a view from above of the Cunningham Pier with the western light:
Labels:
Australia,
Cunningham Pier,
Daniela Bertol,
Enterprize,
Geelong,
noon,
palm tree,
shadow,
Tall Ship,
waterfront
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Friday, March 29, 2013
camminando | Finding My Axis Mundi
I am finally finding my bearings, that is my axis mundi is
getting oriented.
With my relocation to Waurn Ponds/Geelong (Victoria,
Australia) my world —at least in a
geographic and astronomical meaning— went upside down:
- At noon the sun is at North
- Eastern is celebrated in fall
- and Christmas in summer.
- March 20 is the fall equinox
- June 21 the summer solstice
- September 21 spring equinox
- December 21 is the summer solstice
- Driving is on the left side of the road and the steering wheel on the right side
I finally decided to use my body as a sundial: here my shadow at noon, when side is on the meridian, on the north; my shadow is aligns in the direction north-south from feet to head/
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