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Re: Gardens, a few that I have noticed.
Tudor Jenkins 2006-Jul-13 08:47:00
I guess that for the majority of people public spaces are their garden
(particularly urban areas where I imagine that the majority of panographers
inhabit) so this will be reflected in the distribution of public to private
spaces in the WWP.
Looking through many (not all yet) of the panoramas you can get insights
into the psyche of nations by considering the ratio of public spaces to
private spaces documented, the designs of these spaces (which are all quite
different) and the way the spaces has been interpreted by the panographer.
I'm amazed by the diversity of flora, design and use.
Tudor
http://WideEyedVision.com
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From: #removed# [mailto:#removed#] On Behalf Of Keith
Martin
Sent: 13 July 2006 09:15
To: #removed#
Subject: Re: Gardens, a few that I have noticed.
Sometime around 13/7/06 (at 04:00 +0000) tflyfish2002 said:
>As Simon Cowell might say, "The Garden Pano's are all great, but.....
>I find most of them really boring".
Heh. Simon Cowell would probably have left off the first part, too.
Many of the Garden panos *are* great, but he's not known for holding
back! ;-)
I took one of a public garden by the Thames in London and one in my
own garden, but I chose my own garden in the end. (And I've delivered
a non-spinning version so it shouldn't cause problems any more! :-)
>Maybe the next theme might be "My Home"
If we don't have to do a hallucination theme that sounds like fun.
k
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