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About 3/4 the way to the top of Black Balsam Knob (on the Art Lobe trail) we stopped and walked off the trail onto some flat rocks to take this view in. The leave color changing in its prime time, making for a vibrate sea of autumn colors. (picture of myself, settings set by myself, button pressed by my good friend Jessie)
Sometimes it's all about perspective. in fact, most times it is, but I digress…
You can see Ant way down the lane, and the car across the street, to gain a sense of the magnitude of the mountain. Just to the right of the car is where we climbed the boulders to take pics of the viaduct. Nothing like the beauty and vastness of nature to help put things back into … perspective.
And, this is sooc.
Please view in light box if you have a moment. Thanks.
This picture demonstrates linear perspective. There are both parallel horizontal and vertical lines within this picture, and they seem to converge in the distance.
"Always concentrate on how far you have come, rather than how far you have left to go. The difference in how easy it seems will amaze you."
~ Heidi Johnson
... Shot from the hills above the Evergreen Brickworks
"stepping into someone elses shoes and looking at how another person sees the world" In this theme, perspective, it pretty much means looking through someone else’s glasses, looking at the world like they do. For instance, Mayella Ewell. Sure, from your POV (Point of view) you see her as a brutal, lying, horrid woman, right? Now look at it at her POV. She probably feels alone, and uncared for. She takes care of 5+ kids, is abused by her father and, to top it off, and is in one of the worst fated families to be in. Doesn’t it look a bit different now? Now that one has seen the world the way Mayella see’s it, it’s all different now. In this picture the teen is expiriencing sadness and depression for not "fitting in". If the other cool teens felt what she felt saw what she saw they would definately will not treat her in a bad way. Today school has become a jail for students not fitting in making them feel uncomfortable and abnormal.
This Boston street performer proves 'upside down' is better one handed. The child's gaze says it all.
Everyone has a light within...
It all depends on one's perspective...
Whether one sees the dark periphery...
Or rise above the oversimplified perception of the mind...
And see the eternal spark !
Every single person has a completely different perspective on life. This photo is meant to convey that feeling of varying perspective and to show that no two people see the world in the same way.
Perspective through a lens.
I watched a TED talk video yesterday and it talked about how connections in our brain called synapses peak at adolescence and decline as people get older. I guess the decline of synapses is the reason why old people find it hard to accept new perspectives and trends. I hope I remember to remind myself the fact that other people have perspectives that are different from mine. For all I know, he could be focusing on the cloud formations.
Here's the drawing teacher in me:
Notice that the corner of the lowest step in the photo is higher in the picture plane than each of the subsequent, ascending steps. But the corners of the four highest stairs don't follow that pattern--each corner is slightly lower than the corner of the step above it, as you might expect. What a wicked perspective conundrum.
I may use this photo to torture my students next semester.
The lovely GUMI Mamama style (whisper).
Definitely the best GUMI figurine in my collection. So much loveliness in one tiny figure.
Aerial perspective or atmospheric perspective refers to the effect the
atmosphere has on the appearance of an object as it is viewed from a
distance. As the distance between an object and a viewer increases, the
contrast between the object and its background decreases, and the
contrast of any markings or details within the object also decreases.
The colors of the object also become less saturated and shift towards
the background color.