Between rail and ship
Transloading facility
Conveyor system
For better and for worse, mankind exercises large-scale control over natural resources to support extensive populations. Continued investments in processing equipment and in capacious production are required.
“To shipbrokers, coal was black gold.” – Roald Dahl
City isolation
Categorize usefulness
Postulated perceiving
On a kinetic encounter with an ordinary day, light quintessentially personifies inspiration, elucidation, and exquisite presence.
“No amount of skillful invention can replace the essential element of imagination.” – Edward Hopper
Manifold manifestations
Spontaneous attention
Abounds in movement
Spinning around a curve on a lonesome highway, oncoming traffic providentially remains in its designated lane. We tend to place much trust in the behavior of others operating within an organized society.
“There is a tendency to seek an objective account of everything before admitting its reality.” – Thomas Nagel
Soul stirring
External Meditation
Life in alignment
Facing east in the morning, the sun appears to skip over the frozen winter horizon. The relationship between the earth and the sun is kind of like a slow dance.
“Because no matter where your eyes turn, and even when they’re closed, you will see light, you will feel light, you will know light.” – Halina Goldstein
Complex interplay
Seasonal pattern
Tilted axis
Solar energy on display in the frozen winter landscape of the American west inspires aesthetic gratification. Snow cover helps to regulate the temperature of the Earth’s surface and replenish the water table.
“A lot of people like snow. I find it to be an unnecessary freezing of water.” – Carl Reiner
Mystical perception
Sovereign realities
Unit of value
Ebullient enchantment emerges and vibrates to antediluvian echoes. Pride of place is embodied in the magical solitude of the winter landscape.
“No man’s knowledge here can go beyond his experience.” – John Locke
Shifting tension
Precipitate nature
Regression progress
Experience and reflection gradually render dogmas suspicious. New doubts make for more available paths forward.
“Never get mired in the past and always accept new things whatever age you are.” – Debbie Harry
Glide path
Dimension dynamics
Round out
Accomplished through peripheral vision as much as direct vision, visual cues emanate from the external environment. Always cogitating on existence, clear skies and slight winds facilitate a calm touchdown.
“Sensitivity isn’t being wimpy. It’s about being so painfully aware that a flea landing on a dog is like a sonic boom. I enjoy a lot of mystery.” – Jeff Buckley
Visibility traction
Sparking awareness
Point of caring
Streaming past at high speed, a moving vehicle interposes light waves in its environment. This simultaneous passage observation of a discrete object and associated energy waves indicates directional vector behavior.
“And I’ve got one more silver dollar, but I’m not gonna let them catch me, no not gonna let ’em catch the midnight rider.” – Gregg Allman
Environmental control
Empirical evidence
Enhanced survival
In the Kansas City Power and Light district, a large-scale historical electricity tribute is offered. Just about any past human endeavor can be glorified to support specific current ambitions.
“In our minds we can de-couple cognition from time, place, and circumstance.” – J. Anderson Thomson