‘Scientists and artists are both into revealing the invisible world, but scientists want to reveal it in ways that are repeatable,’ said Zaretsky, ‘and artists … are looking for an isolated instance of amazingness.’
I agree to a certain extent, scientists are trying to find patterns in life. As to whether something is repeatable, if it isn’t it tells us that there is more to know, the model doesn’t hold, the bucket isn’t watertight.
As for the artist, the naturalist is also interested in these isolated instances of amazingness. These events are very information rich, new vistas, new cascades of ideas on old problems.
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on the hill, snow on the branches, blue sky, Csesky Krumlof
Its a crisp day, before christmas, a day of solitude walking, walkman packed with flaming lips, disaster plan, and grandaddy. Its a good day.
river liffey, dublin sunset
“Sometime the sunset dosen’t want to be photographed”-hood
hood article, and sometimes it does, using my olympus rangfinder, i got the focus all wrong, but the colors are still glorious.
Currently the links are broken, sorry….
Categories: cloud · krumlof · old · snow
well, one the movabletype site is broke so i will be moving entries to this blog!
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from la trigg
Originally uploaded by sctv.
Keswick is looked upon by a small steap hill called La Trigg, behind it is the much bigger (and impressive) Skidaw.
Categories: cumbria · keswick · panorama · panorama Keswick Cumbria
