the planning process for landscape improvements and temporary art installations at kiva triangle wrapped up in may with the third and final community meeting held jointly by rec/park jeff miller of parks alliance and the friends group. at that meeting jeff presented the final plan for landscape enhancements which included [speaker not understood], stabilize access entrance and [speaker not understood] such as the kiosk and possibly log benches. at this meeting sam bower presented the plan for temporary nature based art installations. so, like i said, jeff miller is with us today to walk you through the conceptual plan. as he wraps up his presentation, i will then show you the conceptual ideas for the art part of this project and give you a brief summary on the m-o-u. so, let me just load the presentation. >> hello, commissioners. i'm jeffery miller, miller landscape architects. it's been a real pleasure to work with the friends of kiza and the members of this project. we're happy to be involved. so, we want to take you through the presentation that was given to the committee and want to

. >> thunderstorm at false kiva. this is the third place winner called say cheese.ave to say, the bravest woman on the planet. this is a merit winner called "lady in the water." but this one -- >> whoa. you can hardly see that owl. >> portrait of an eastern screech owl. also a merit winner. when people submit photos, they can do a little photo correction but not too much. to tell us more about these photos we have dan westergrin via skype from national geographic traveler. welcome to the show. >> glad to be here. >> what made you pick the aquathon? >> look at those skyscrapers in the background. this is a city in brazil. it's a action picture but also a portrait of the city. first we get about 15,000 pictures. boiled it down to 150 pictures that i then showed a panel of nine judges. >> as beautiful as some of the pictures that we get in are, they are very -- we want a picture that makes you feel like you could have been there. used to try hard to say you had to make less than a certain amount of your income each year in things other than photography. but now it's ju