The dichotomy of a formal education: Part 1

Is uniformity a framework for discipline or indifference?

Part 2 is here: http://365project.org/eleanor/365/2011-03-16
Part 3 is here: http://365project.org/eleanor/365/2011-03-18

[Helene]

oh i love the repetition and the b&w. very nice picture Eleanor

[Alisa Duffett / polly]

Sure we can get to discuss this one further....
Great use of b&w and angle.

[Eleanor Muller]

@pollyphotos Pressed a button, have I?!

[Alisa Duffett / polly]

:- ) - not the shutter this time ???

[glynnis garrod]

mmm- a point to ponder ! Nicely done

[Melissa Pike]

Beautiful uniform shot! I love the repetition and the interplay of light and shadow.

[Steve Harvey]

Nice!

[Harry J Benson]

Nice capture showing the geometry of the building which is neither discipline or indifference but the foundation for free thought

[Remco Greutink]

I like the repitition and the light/dark!

[J A Byrdlip]

Nicer than the glass monoliths that are called "schools" these days. What is the age of the building?

[Pamela Mandeville]

how about beauty? Patterns are pleasing and soothing.

[Eleanor Muller]

@byrdlip This building is relatively new - built just after the second world war; but the school is nearly 200 years old, and the architecture echoes the older buildings that had originally housed the school. The original school building became our State Archives for many years. All the original buildings are national monuments today.

[Eleanor Muller]

@hjbenson I like your perspective.

[The Blue Gnu]

Brings back some memories - the repetition in B&W is great.