Wrinkle 2 -- Wholeo Online awards

These pages are to give flight to your imagination. Here are some haiku poems that came up between people working on Wrinkle in Time 2 Quicktime VR project for Earth Day. Here also are awards for each panorama in the show. Well, there would be if there were world enough and time. In fact, there are a few awards, which are my (Caroling's) way of expressing appreciation for what I've seen. I'll add to them as I am able to see more of the show. It takes awhile. If you haven't been there, click the banner, then return.

Wrinkle 2 Haiku

1. Haiku-o-rama (March 20)

Off to shoot pano
     Light drizzle, may turn to snow 
            Hope turns out OK

2. hmmm (March 22)

by Robert Abbett

another wrinkle
     a gathering of new friends
           spirit hands in hand


3. Memo to myself:  about film (March 23)

hike 3 miles straight up
    a lot of scenic beauty
        take more than 1 roll



4. Obligatory haiku (March 26)

by Doug Spencer
Immersed in moments
    Spun from the worlds splendid views
         Write if you find work

(Hmmm, the last lines always the toughest, haungh?)

Wrinkle 2 Awards

Panographer's Objection	Caroling's Response
....oouuaaggh!!	Oh, no!
Only the creator of the earth and her beauty should give awards.	I'm not posing as an authority or final judge.
This is too subjective.	Yes, it is subjective and I might change my mind at any time.

• Robert Abbett's pier gets "most exciting (sense of movement in time) sound" so far award (abbett 1.html). For his standing in sand in the dark, a recognition of "most out there lost in it sensation" (abbett3.html).

• Joel Cannon who is a free-in-time person, gets the "most dynamic spacial effect" award for his fallen redwoods (cannon1.html).

• Great salt lake gets the most wonder of nature award. Actually it is the "grand vista including archeology" award (laniewski2.html). Special recognition for collaboration to Rich Laniewski and Ziggy Jedrzejczyk.

• UN Peace bell ceremony by John G. Dobbins gets the "most riveting international fervor and journalism of earth day" award (dobbins1.html). (This one should definitely be sent to John Connor, earth day originator, and the UN sites for recognition). You can hear the peace bell tone.

• Doug Spencer gets the "most restraint in revealing by overcoming personal history" award for the mud slide in Rio Nido (spencer2.html).

• Alessandro Capra's Antarctica gets the most "glad I'm not there but love seeing it" award (capra1.html).

• The bison paddock by Michael Zajac gets the "evokes my heartfelt sympathy for a tormented and beloved species" award (zajac2.html).

• "Down to earth award" for grass view from a flowerpot in a Berkeley backyard by Mike Wooldridge (wooldridge2.html). Also recognition of lighthearted and focused attention approach.

• Award to walker1.html, Ed Walker's cave for "most poetic words and images".

• Mt. St. Helens by Tom Wilkins gets the awards for "dramatic with historic value" and "most contented crickets sound" (wilkins1.html). The "closest to Mt. St. Helens by road" award goes to wilkins2.html.

• Erik Goetz gets the award for "Redwood forest ambiance" (goetze2.html).

• Andy Mack's Hong Kong buddha gets the "greatest vertical rise" award (mack2.html). "Very good preview" award too.

• To Jeff Foster, the "most interesting navigations between nodes in the largest multinode" award (foster1.html). Built-in award for "not falling in the crevice" before publishing the houses sliding in.

• "Closest brush with leaves" award to ng3.html by Timmy Ng.

• "Most dramatic and unusual wave" award to geoffandbarb2.html, by Geoff Jagoe and Barb de la Hunty. Also the "best break in storm at dawn on swinging bridge" for geoffandbarb1.html (despite sound effects).

• Best "wonder of nature that is a child" award (sven2.html) by Sven Ängermark.

• "Most mysterious tower" award to Robert Serra and crew (serra2.html).

• "Best farm workers" award to Jim Heid (heid1.html).

• "Best shot in a delivery room" award to Erik Fohlin (fohlin3.html).

• "Most difficult people action shot" (preschoolers) award to Affendy Awalludin (affendy2.html).

• "Best of aviary and bird shots with their sounds" to Kathy Wheeler (wheeler1.html).

• "Finest, closest-up Ranunculus flowers" award to W. Jeffrey Cox (cox1.html).

• "Most poignant dirge for earth's devastation" award to Janie Fitzgerald for the dead river (fitzgerald2.html). Also, the "lovliest roses" award (fitzgerald1.html).

• "Best sunset with moonrise" award to Fredrico Hausberger (hausberger1.html). In addition, the pano gets the "Might be the longest way around" award too.

• "Most regularly-repeated UFO trace" award by Paul Neureiter in TianAnMen Square (neureiter3.html).

• "Most boring shot in bed with hammering sound" award to Goran Boardy (boardy3.html).

• "Living prehistoric Gaia goddess award" to Gerard Van den Elzen (elzen1.html).

• "Best view of a legendary little person in mudbank" to Paul Noone (noone1.html). Also "best special effects" award (noone2.html).

• "Best bells over snow" award to Patrick Deschamps (deschamps2.html).

• To Ray Bouliane, the "Solid-state tripod" award, for shooting all three panos from the same spot, showing changes from morning to night (bouliane1.html, bouliane2.html, bouliane3.html).

• The "biggest and best peace globe" award to Jook Leung (leung2.html).

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