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This perspective is based on lighting. Diffused lighting cause difficulty in seeing the form or volume of the object because of the lack of distinct shadows. Strong directional lighting from angles causes the object to be fully lit and other parts to be shadowed which creates a visual clue of the subject's form or volume. When a number of such objects are included within the picture area, the perception of form, volume and depth is increased. When front or side lighting is used, the length, depth, and shape of the shadows cast on the ground provide a perspective of each object's volume. Also, the distance between shadows cast on the ground helps you to perceive the overall depth of the scene.
The USS Wasp is about 840 feet long and the flight deck is about 100 feet wide. Plenty of room for four US Football games, or 3.5 Canadian games.
Ran out of inspiration - so here's my entry for July's YY photo competition. The theme is Perspective
This was done with 5th grade to teach perspective. They had to have 1 vanishing point and 9 or more boxes. They had to create a "connector" to connect the boxes together. I saw everything from stretch limousines, to hotdogs, to giraffe necks. Color pencil, used complementary colors for shadowed sides, used tints for highlighted sides. Took forever, but they learned a lot.
I like the perspective here, while Tom investigated a small animal I snapped him in the landscape. The sizes clash, close to the left going to a massive expansive landscape. It does, however, also look like a holiday snap (which i'm not happy with).
Pillars at the entrance of old fashioned houses still seen in interior parts of states of Tamilnadu.
Picuture from Dakshin Chitra.
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My boyfriend Aaron having fun standing on a stump at the edge of a bamboo forest. The necklace he is wearing is one that I made for him. It is made out of glass.
So much of life is the direct result of the decisions of our youth. The journey starts and ends with a piece of paper, announcing either an arrival or departure. Ours is to embrace the journey between the pages and hopefully have some wonderful chapters filled with laughter and fond memories of friendships and relationships made along the way.
I am blessed in this part of my journey to have met so many special flickr friends who have definately added some positive pages to the journal. The variety of pictures and diverse personalities that I get to expereince most every morning here on flickr is something I look forward to. I hope what little part I share in your journey can be as fulfilling.
Enjoy...
My grandson and I are exploring one of the walkways through the Iberostar Tucan resort in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico... are you taking notes miss blah, blah?
Looking straight on with a 360 lens. Not how you're supposed to use the lens, but I like the interesting perspective and distortion it gives.
the ultimate national championship medal and Atticus' medal for the Conclusion of the YMCA soccer season, both won last week
my entry for Illustration Friday's theme of Perspective. Also my entry for 52 Designs.
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