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"Perspective"
A little perspective when it comes to Horizons. Numbers mean a lot to me. So I look for things that personally relate. Anyone who reads this will now know. This is the first time in 3 years I have revealed this. One, anything that stands out in the foreground as one thing, means you. Or I. Standing alone. Appreciating what life has given us. Two things means my wife and I, or you and yours...etc. Three things means the holy trinity. Four things means my 4 children. Five things means the family I was raised in. Six things means my family. A flock of birds..too many to count...my friends I love dearly. Every detail in Horizons has meaning for me personally. Every moment I capture and share. I do not take these just for me anymore, I take these for all those that has family and friends that feel the same way I do. Just that simple word called Love.. Those you would like to share the moment with. So thank you for "liking" Horizons. Thank you all for the nice comments. And thank you for letting me share how I see the world. Through the eyes of a child, filled with wonder and awe.
I really like the feeling you get when looking at perspectives of trees in the woods.
Maybe its the exaggerated heights or the brooding gray skies.
Same subject, different perspectives. This is how I've been looking at life lately. The geek in me says I'm doing a cost-benefit analysis on my life. The writer in me says I'm doing some soul-searching. However which way you look at it, this period of transition will soon be over. Pardon the cliche but I can't wait to take photos of silver linings.
29JAN2010
-taken with a Nokia N96-
Liverpool River of Light, 2022 - Water Street. Artwork 'Kinetic Perspective' is by artist Juan A. Fuentes Muñoz - see previous photo in blue neon.
You can see the frog perspective creates a depth. The lines goes high up, we don't know how high it is.
Dogwood week 10: Perspective
This perspective challenge was pretty hard. I feel the story in here is pretty weak. Or at least not the one I wanted to tell.
Longer writeup and some other images for this challenge: renku.smugmug.com/2017Dogwood52/Week-10
CC very much welcomed.
An impression of my lecture, while I was explaining the mixed systems of oblique and orthogonal projection used in Islamic miniature painting.
Concerning non-linear perspective, I showed some very instructive drawings of Gérard Michel. Thank you, Gérard!
Photo by Jos Horikx.
I had the opportunity to travel to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic last year and while walking on the beach past all of the lounge chairs and sunbathing tourists, Grace and I came upon these two men from the local community that stopped by the beach for a little fishing. All they had was a plastic soda bottle with some string wrapped around it and a small hook on the end. They took turns wading out into the surf and throwing the baited hook about 20 feet in front of them. It only took them about 30 minutes to catch several small fish to take home for dinner. After talking with them for a bit I asked if I could take a picture and he was happy to pose with his catch.
My perspective is that what many people initially judge as being a sad and desperate situation is not the same view point taken by those living and experiencing life as shown in the pictures. The smile is real because this man is thankful for a meal and knows that this beach and others nearby will produce another meal tomorrow. "To really know a man is to walk a mile in his shoes"... I realized a long time ago that I can't do this, but I can spend time listening to his words, lending my hand along side his while working, and to sit in his home and share a simple meal... even knowing that what he serves me might mean that he goes hungry tomorrow, but to do so is a great honor in most societies. Over the years I have been humbled to the point of tears by the simple acts of love shown by people blessed with a greater appreciation of family, happiness and contentment than most of us will ever know much less ever understand. With that, I am excited to be visiting many new friends in Kenya shortly and to be able to share this experience with my wife....
Yosemite Falls, at 2,425 feet (728 meters), is North America's tallest. Bridalveil Fall, one of the iconic features of the tunnel view, is among the world's most photographed waterfalls. Nevada and Vernal Falls make the Mist Trail Yosemite's signature hike. Yosemite Valley also features spectacular seasonal falls like Ribbon Fall and the Cascades, and there are lots of lesser-known but still impressive falls like Wapama in the north and Chilnualna in the south.
This one would have been better if we could have gone further back to get more of the two of them. Still kind of a cool shot.
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PERSPECTIVE PLAYGROUND BERLIN 2017
01. - 24.09.2017
Kraftwerk Berlin
Köpenicker Straße 70
So - Mi 11:00 - 21:00 Uhr
Do - Sa 11:00 - 23:00 Uhr
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Candid shot at the Glastonbury festival 2008.
The festival is held in the village of Piton in Somerset. Somerset is famous for cider. So you have to give it a try!!!!!
Cider is like wine in some respects, there are some excellent subtle delicate ciders and there are some that should be labelled "Weapons Grade".
Too much can leave you out of focus and with a loss of perspective.
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Tiro sincero en el festival de Glastonbury 2008.
El festival se celebra en la localidad de Piton en Somerset. Somerset es famosa por la sidra. Así que hay que darle una oportunidad!!!
La sidra es como el vino, en algunos aspectos, hay algunos excelentes sidras delicados sutiles y hay algunos que deben ser etiquetada como "Armas de grado".
El exceso se puede dejar fuera de foco y con una pérdida de perspectiva.
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Candid Schuss auf den Glastonbury Festival 2008.
Das Festival wird im Dorf Piton in Somerset statt. Somerset ist berühmt für Apfelwein. So haben Sie es zu versuchen!!
Cider ist wie Wein in mancher Hinsicht gibt es einige ausgezeichnete subtile zarten Apfelwein, und es gibt einige, die "Waffen-Grad" bezeichnet werden sollte.
Zu viel kann man aus dem Fokus und mit einem Verlust von Perspektive verlassen.