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CIFF43 Patron at Perspectives Virtual Reality Exhibition.

 

Perspectives, Patrons

 

Photo Credit: Lisa Evans

A long corridor

I'll be gone for a little while. Hope to get some pics when I return, the next week

 

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Forced perspective

Mother and daughter-in-law life planning. :)

Must press L to see it larger.

Wide field image made with 50mm lens and Canon XSi. Inset images made with 80mm F/6.9 refractor and Canon XSi.

When I was looking at this photo I took of the side of Wildwood's Convention Hall on the boardwalk I was struck by how much photography has changed the way I look at the world. And then I realized that it wasn't the act of taking the photo that had changed my perspective, but all of you, my friends and contacts

. Every day, I look at all of the amazing pictures that you all take.....everything from the incredibly spectacular, to the common everyday things around you......and by looking through your lens, I see things in totally new ways.

I was up on the boardwalk looking at old cars.when I noticed this shot. In the days before the camera I would have been oblivious of the wonderful shadows.....all the vertical and horizontal lines...how your eye is drawn toward the vanishing point, but because of your inspiration, I was able to "see" it.

So thank you all my contacts.....and to all the rest of the wonderful photographers out there in Flickrland that inspire me each and every day!

Jardin du Palais Royal, Paris

going to the light

Casio QV70

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Perspective drawing done in pencil.

I came upon this drawing of my own doing in a box of old papers and photographs. I had titled it as an imaginary hotel in Baltimore. Upon reflection, it does bear some resemblance to the Belvedere on Charles Street which is still extant. Obviously, though, I had no sense of perspective at age 12 or 13.

My backyard fence gives a lesson on perspective.

Hampton Court Palace

Taken on Herreninsel, Bavaria, Germany 2011.

a small boulder on the surface of a frozen pond - but it looks like a pebble on the snow

This scene reminds me of the architectural renderings in the background of some Renaissance paintings.

Who doesn't like them ?

everybody is looking down the valley ... nobody in this direction!

 

in Shenandoah National Park, VA, USA ...

hmm my size 14 feet dont look so big?? :)

D90 > 1/30 > f/4.5 > 35 mm > ISO 900 > 0 EV

 

Hope you like this one shot in T3, Changi, early in the morning!

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