Idiosynchronistictelepathy: The Cosmic Jive
For most, our instincts are wary and cautious when dipping our toes into tepid waters. Those of us (and I count myself as one of this group) that are disposed to this, tend to view the events and happenings around us with a slight tint, a filmy pall that is filtering the information taken in by the senses (especially the visual data) and sending a post-processed photo to the brain membranes. However, this is not the fault of our occulus orbistrati but rather, a culmination of life experience that has conditioned the hues, molded the tonal contrast, leveled the horizon on ‘rock steady’ and transfixed our focus on the triumvirate of esthetics: sharpness, the truest of natural light and the pursuit of the perfect composition. Well, as me ol’ granpappy was once fond of saying, “Hobblenosh!” Take your pixel-gathering device of choice and throw it in the air whilst set at long exposure, affix it to your tripod and shake the shit out of it or, as may be witnessed here, employ the pano-sabotage method of creating a wide, panoramic image by waving and weaving your camera phone in the air, so as any folk watching you will certainly remark to the compadre next to them, “Hey! Look at that guy over there. He’s gotta be a looney, surely! No one, I mean no one, takes a cell phone shot like that!”
Well, no one that is, unless… just unless… viewing the world with ‘normal’ eyes ain’t quite your thing, man!
Entered in: PANO-Vision's 4th Annual "BEST OF THE YEAR" Contest.
________________________________________________
Music link: ’Rock Steady’ – Bad Company. A little bit o’ classic rock never hurt anybody!
________________________________________________
© 2019, Paul Boudreau ( B0udreau ). All rights reserved. This image may not be used in any form here or elsewhere without express, written permission.
Idiosynchronistictelepathy: The Cosmic Jive
For most, our instincts are wary and cautious when dipping our toes into tepid waters. Those of us (and I count myself as one of this group) that are disposed to this, tend to view the events and happenings around us with a slight tint, a filmy pall that is filtering the information taken in by the senses (especially the visual data) and sending a post-processed photo to the brain membranes. However, this is not the fault of our occulus orbistrati but rather, a culmination of life experience that has conditioned the hues, molded the tonal contrast, leveled the horizon on ‘rock steady’ and transfixed our focus on the triumvirate of esthetics: sharpness, the truest of natural light and the pursuit of the perfect composition. Well, as me ol’ granpappy was once fond of saying, “Hobblenosh!” Take your pixel-gathering device of choice and throw it in the air whilst set at long exposure, affix it to your tripod and shake the shit out of it or, as may be witnessed here, employ the pano-sabotage method of creating a wide, panoramic image by waving and weaving your camera phone in the air, so as any folk watching you will certainly remark to the compadre next to them, “Hey! Look at that guy over there. He’s gotta be a looney, surely! No one, I mean no one, takes a cell phone shot like that!”
Well, no one that is, unless… just unless… viewing the world with ‘normal’ eyes ain’t quite your thing, man!
Entered in: PANO-Vision's 4th Annual "BEST OF THE YEAR" Contest.
________________________________________________
Music link: ’Rock Steady’ – Bad Company. A little bit o’ classic rock never hurt anybody!
________________________________________________
© 2019, Paul Boudreau ( B0udreau ). All rights reserved. This image may not be used in any form here or elsewhere without express, written permission.