Month: Mar 2016
Little Bay to La Perouse Walk 14 03 2016
Little Bay to La Perouse Walk 14 03 2016
These are a selection of photos I took while out walking with Andrew, I got a good one of Bare Island where they have Markets once a month, unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
Running
Familiar
We ran in any direction
Without knowing the destination
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San Souci -11th March
Photographs taken on the 11th while out on respite with my Respite Worker. I decided to catch a cab that Friday and drive out to San Souci from where we walked around the coast back to Brighton Le sands.
It is about a 5km walk.
Desert Blooming | Photographs by Timothy S. Allen
Seeing again.
On the 29th February I went with Jessica to the School of Optometry and Vision Science at UNSW so that she could participate in part II of a Masters or Doctorate thesis on the Urban Environment, specifically the Philosophy of Visual space with regards to future architecture to assist those with low vision.
Jessica had participated last year in a very arduous session determining the best environment in which the visually impaired might navigate the shopping Centre or other public spaces. Being legally blind this was a fair test but a very long one leaving her reluctant to continue again this year. The most important issue being the skewed results of a subject whose vision had moved from almost none to better than average in the space of a year.
Firstly here is the Binocular Humphrey’s Field Test
Apart from the upper right quadrant of her visual field Jessica has regained practically all she lost including her outer fields – the Bilateral hemianopia has healed.
I took these photos with my disability phone, its camera is not so good but they are not too bad. The Tutor and students recorded the session on tape and took photographs, participants were given various building exteriors and interiors to view and describe. Asked questions about what might be improved, colour charts were used by the students in their photographs, participants were asked to use logic to determine what might be around a corner or up a flight of stairs depending on the perceived visual clues.
Jessica received an UNSW refillable ball point pen for her participation.
Snow Fog in Black and White | The Day After
A few weeks ago on a Monday, after our first major snowfall, the air warmed while the snow kept the ground cold. Those atmospheric conditions created some spectacular visions; some I was able to ca…
Source: Snow Fog in Black and White | The Day After
You can see one of the photos from this day in color by clicking here.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Black and White: Weather
Follow this link to see more of how I see Life in Black in White.
Soulful Weekends: Managing energy leaks – Tribe 53
In life we always preserve and protect that which is of value to us; Money is valuable and therefore we work really hard to make money and after we have accumulated a bit of it we seek out the most efficient ways to manage the money that we have earned, we invest it, save it and …
2016-03-06: Cee’s Black and White Challenge – Pairs
To Jessica from your husband
A pair of chicks and a pair of parents on Cape Town’s Boulders Beach.
Flower of the Day – March 7, 2016 & Color Your World Challenge: Orchid
Going to my wife
Feel free to add your floral photo to the comments. This way we can all enjoy everyone’s flowers.
Here is my entry for Jennifer’s Color Your World Challenge with the color topic of Orchid.
Qi (energy) hugs
Cee
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