Пејсажна архитектура

со оградата од балконот имав проблем кога детето ми беше мало,сега немам проблем

а ако ги сликам големите топли од зеленика,ми е страв дека некој ке ми дојде ноќе и ќе ги откопа зелениките

Макс-е ова е зеленика.Чеканот го ставив за да можи да се направи споредба на големината на зелениката

Кога сме кај домаќинлукот и пеперутките,еве каков украс имам ставено на оние трски во вазна:

имам еден куп во детската,доста се

Originally posted by beTon po nekoja raskrilena sekunda

moze i akrilna zarkpa https://www.etsy.com/listing/154545775/acrylic-butterfly-shaped-for-mirror

   

кога инспирација не недостасува

http://www.butterflyschool.org/teacher/raising.html [1]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/158017292X/104-2230474-1124710

http://faq.gardenweb.com/faq/lists/butterfly/2004044550021472.html

http://educationalscience.com/butterflycultures.htm

za Peperutka v dvor lesno da se razigra 'i raspee' neophodni se i mirni domakini koi toa kje mozat i da go voochat, onie koi osven dushevno voedno i duhovno ja razbiraat svojata gradina a ko takva i gledaat da ja zivejat makar toa i ne im poagjalo od raka osobeno ne dokolku gi strefila nekoja posesivna misla a ne pak da i se predale i gi obzemala istata pr. tapiite od dvorot vo tursko bile na ekrem vo srpsko na kokan vo bugarsko na kole a vo titoistichko na koljo za sega nikola da neznae koj pat da go fati otkako videl koj koga kako mu vrzuval korenja vo minatoto a so toa i mu remetel vo izvornata harmonija na toj predel

mozebi ispredenoto moze da se kalemi i ponataka no shto ako kalemot e aristokratski a podlogata arpadzik, na shto kje lichi vo samata srz toa ni sam nemozam da si pretstavam eve soodvetna paralela pomegju spokojna istochna gradina i nerazbirliva zapadna muzika, bar da imashe i troshka qigong zateganja pa malku od malku da se nadovrzeshe ajde bar kadrite vredat i bez toa

The last Japanese garden When one thinks of contemporary gardens in Japan, there couldn’t be anyone more infamous than Mirei Shigemori. He was an artist both immersed in abstract art and western modernism, as well as traditional Japanese cultural arts such as gardening, ikebana, and the Tea Ceremony. He brought a new form of gardening to Japan incorporating ground breaking elements into his gardens – including his use of concrete – “liquid stone” a man made material that had never been used in a Japanese garden before, the ripple like effect of raking pebbles, creating an image of waves against pointed rock islands, and finally the work of his rock gardens both symbolizing purity, but at the same commenting on the state of the environment and the future world devoid of nature. Although he was greatly influenced by western culture, his garden designs were enriched by the traditional Japanese gardens he admired so much. He was always on the cutting edge, but he never deviated too much away from natural aesthetic value. A garden is man made and thus doesn’t necessarily have to imitate nature, we can manipulate it to romanticize the best qualities of nature and use it to tell a story. Mirei Shigemori, offered this story as a way to explain man’s close connection to gardening: “When people lived in primitive huts or caves, as hunters and gatherers did. They enjoyed intimate contact with nature and the gods. But this changed when ancient people built houses and started to spend more time indoors, protected from the direct contact with nature and its forces. So the process of civilization in this respect was a path to alienation from the gods in nature, creating an increasing distance between man and nature. Then, there came a point when people, fearing the absence of the gods, started to bring nature back into their lives and close to their homes in the form of gardens.” ... http://kitka.ca/?p=14604 ...

Tiles and moss from Tofuku-ji Hojo, one of Shigemori’s first commissions. He took on the project without asking for money because he knew it was an oppurtunity to create something that might last forever. Shigemori was free to do whatever he wanted with the design, but the Buddists who ran the temple asked if he would include the use of the paving stones in the garden, as their Zen-sect was not allowed to let anything go to waste. This iconic pattern of paving stones and moss has now been copied all around the world.

но ако обичниот камен е кнап за одржување колку повеќе би биле кристалите или школките, веројатно бидејки имам намера а живејам блиску до море попрво би си дозволил светлуцав двор него сив, во најмала рака со локален калцит посолен, токму за да неможе да му се избега на Сончевиот сјај макар погледот бил везден срамежливо спуштен

Слава Богу За Све

Originally posted by beTon http://www.bwsmigel.info/lesson6/de.optical.phenomena.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iridescence biseri - www.finishing.com/133/93.shtml [1][2][3] labrad. - http://www.build.mk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=2078&PID=178658#178658

so mala pomosh od prijatelite i pejsazi izviraat

http://captainkimo.com/seashells-at-coral-cove-park-jupiter-island/