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To have participative planning process needs time and planning to start. Here we will present some ideas for a smooth beginning of the process.

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The photographic method

9/13/2013

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Use photography and film to document and analyse the physical conditions, but also the process.

Photography could also be used to engage the participants in capturing their image of an area. This could be a prelude to a discussion on the qualities and shortcomings of the area. It could be a way of showing different perspectives and having a dialogue on different values. You could also use pictures of different landscapes that have been produced prior to a meeting, to start a discussion on which landscapes we prefer. This adds a greater understanding of different opinions, but also shows some common references when it comes to beauty and attraction in the landscape.


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    Per Blomberg, author of the handbook in participative landscape planning.

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