Photograph of Longleat maze by Jason Hawkes, who is involved in the program.
In life I stand on the ground, frustrated by my inability to transcend my limited perspective. Time to get high?
Sunday, 24 August 2008
Life from Above
Other than the Edinburgh Fringe highlights, and the re-runs of Jane Eyre (I am beguiled by men in breeches), I have been watching Britain from Above, a captivating aerial look at this country. What I find most interesting is the process of disseminating the land by studying it from a larger perspective, discovering what would otherwise have been imperceptible. Take, for example, the topographical marks left by neolithic settlements, only obvious from an elevated height (ep.3).
Photograph of Longleat maze by Jason Hawkes, who is involved in the program.
In life I stand on the ground, frustrated by my inability to transcend my limited perspective. Time to get high?
Photograph of Longleat maze by Jason Hawkes, who is involved in the program.
In life I stand on the ground, frustrated by my inability to transcend my limited perspective. Time to get high?
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