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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
World Sunlight Map
Rather than go another day without blogging, I'll share something SUPER COOL that I ran across today: the World Sunlight Map. It's so incredibly beautiful to me, this refreshable ilustration of Earth with her cloud cover and shadow over the places where it's dark. It's deeply appealing to the voyeur in me, gazing at places where I know we have friends and fans, imagining myself hovering so far away and somehow imagining I can zoom down and know something close about them because I can see whether they are in light or night. I think it's the shadowy parts that make it feel like there's some entity out there, even if that entity is just space, potential and a different perspective, and that I'm part of it. It turns the whole concept of "He's Got the Whole World (in His Hands)" inside out so I feel like we're offered a vantage point of holding the whole thing in our OWN hands, tiny and precious. So vulnerable to and dependent on light and dark. We're all in there; it's wacky and thrilling. It's like doing a God role play with omniscience being the ultimate form of voyeurism. As such, I added the World Sunlight Map to a new page for our spycam fans that also includes webcam shots of roads, bridges and ferries that we travel and links to our town's webcams. I'm guessing a few people will enjoy them even if none of these features are explicitly pornographic. They're all things *I* enjoy VERY much that give me a strangely different vantage point on my own life and position. My perception of NOW is different looking at that dark wave blanketing my country. It makes me appreciate how temporary the night is, and how I should make full use of it and the daylight because they pass so quickly. You can see each one as it approaches. It's a slowly moving picture of the passage of time and each of us invisibly under it. Labels: inspiration, links, PHOTOS, spiritual issues, voyeurism 
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3 Comments:
That is really, really beautiful. I get the same feeling looking at that as I do when I fly at night, and everyone else on the flight is asleep, and I am watching the lights of cities sparkle like stars, and it it's hard to tell which way is up.
It took a long, run-on sentence to say, but it moves me like that.
Good luck with everything you are doing. The big stuff, and the little stuff, too.
Wow! Incredible! "We're all in there." I love that. Thank you.
Beautiful Katie! I keep starting to leave comments on your blog and then not doing it because I can't articulate whatever it is I want to say or am feeling in response to your words, but yeah. LOVE.
Your comment also reminds me of the Peter Pan ride at Disneyland which is maybe one of my faves because of that/this.
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