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Nikaido Susumu san played a pivotal role in improving the Chinese - Japanese relations. This also led to the first Pandas coming to Japan, bringing joy to uncounted people in Japan. It is possible to visit his former estate featuring traditional architectecture and a beautiful japanese garden.
Nikaido estate
Kimotsuki, Kagoshima, Japan
This is my first submission to the B&W Challenge! I was nominated by www.flickr.com/photos/75590067@N08. I nominate www.flickr.com/photos/jimfromcanada.
I took this wide angle perspective to emphasize the fluted column converging lines.
When shooting a distant object in telephoto, the perceived distance between objects in the frame compresses.
This is a dramatic example, with the San Francisco Bay bridge and boat on the left and the Stanford Dish on the right. These structures are actually 30 miles apart (and I am 4 miles away from the Dish). The San Mateo bridge is in the middle.
The photo is not particularly sharp as I am shooting though a lot of Silicon Valley atmosphere at dusk. (2300mm zoom lens, f18)
Femmie, a 12 week-old lab pup, is studying to be a seeing-eye dog. Smart and cute - she's a double threat!
...life is all about your perspective of it. To quote the Merriam-Webster's first definition of the word:
"a mental view or prospect"
i.e. *perception* is REALITY; meaning one's perspective shapes/influences their understanding of existence.
Pic of Chizuko soaking in a view that only she can understand/appreciate.
Auckland, New Zealand.
Perspective - the art of representing three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface so as to give the right impression of their height, width, depth, and position in relation to each other.
Leica M8
Lomography Minitar - 1 Art Lens
VSCO Film pack Kodak Portra 160vc filter.
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PERSPECTIVE
song and lyrics by Kutless
It feels like your life's crashing down all around you
Let me ask if it's really so bad
Look at the world in it's suffering
Can you honestly tell me that know one else could understand
All of the hurting inside
Why can't you see that freedom is sometimes just simply another perspective away
Who could you be if your lens was changed for a moment,
Would you still be the same
A young child looks through a great stained glass window
Watching the people go by
Everyone seems to be wearing a red coat
His mother sees jackets in white
Now he can't understand why does she see it this way
Why can't you see that freedom is sometimes just simply another perspective away
Who could you be if your lens was changed for a moment,
Would you still be the same
Yesterday, you really couldn't see
By changing your angle a new world would be
Revealed to your once blinded eyes by moving a few degrees
Why can't you see that freedom is sometimes just simply another perspective away
Who could you be if your lens was changed for a moment,
Would you still be the same
You can listen to it here
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Rear view of man looking down a narrow street. A photographer friend of mine Bernard Walsh used this perspective quite a bit, I liked it and told him I would use it. And so I did.
This image was shot on location at Whitesheet Hill in Wiltshire. During my visit I had some fun exploring the location. What caught my attention was the patterns from the fields which in places was broken up with the odd brown/orange patches. The light conditions also played their part by highlighting certain parts with the rest in shadow. All helped by the passing clouds. And possibly for the first time I noticed a location that I've been to many times, King Alfred's Tower poking out from the trees in the distance. This location is part of Somerset, which only recently I automatically thought was part of Wiltshire due to it being part of Stourhead.
King Alfred's Tower was built near to 'Egbert's stone' where King Alfred the Great rallied the Saxons in May 878 AD against the Danes (Vikings) prior to the Battle of Edington.
With the patches of light I hoped for some of it to highlight the monument and after a while I got what I hoped for. In all it was a good day.