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This image is conceived as a silent dialogue with what lies beyond the visible. A gaze directed upward not as an act of escape, but as an act of listening. A moment in which I state, first of all to myself: I see. I feel.

 

The question that accompanies this image is not an accusation, nor a judgment, but a deep doubt: do others believe they see and feel? Believing does not necessarily mean understanding, nor does it mean taking responsibility for what one perceives. Truly seeing implies consciousness. Truly feeling implies empathy. This image speaks about that subtle distance between believing and being, between the illusion of perception and authentic perception.

 

Artificial intelligence was used as an expressive tool, not to replace photography or traditional art, but to explore visual possibilities that allow inner thoughts and states of consciousness to be translated in ways that are difficult to achieve through conventional means. AI thus becomes an extension of my language, in service of meaning.

I found this old Serendipity pose, and its theme of perception seemed to go well with the stunningly revealing new dress from Aleutia that’s available now at The Secret Affair. I’m also showing off the B variant of the new Sangria hair by eXxEsS – I can’t believe how amazing it is!

 

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the Ahu Nau Nau in Anakena beach, Rapa Nui (Eastern island)...like an old fashion postcard!..The legends of Easter Island say that Hotu Matua (the first King) came first came ashore here at Anakena Beach and that this was the island's first settlement.

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A Perception of Doors, seen in Puntagorda, Isla de La Palma

© Web-Betty: digital heart, analog soul

What you see and what you hear depends a great deal on where you are standing. It also depends on what sort of person you are. - C.S. Lewis

A beautiful depiction of Ganesha, remover of obstacles and the lord of new beginnings.

I have mixed feelings about seeing deities and Buddhas in commercial settings such as a garden centres, alongside garden gnomes, dragons and flowerpot people.

But looking beyond to when these figures are in people's homes and gardens and giving them pleasure and maybe inspiring peaceful contemplation and then my mood changes to something more open to compassion.

Love, Light and abiding Peace to all sentient beings.

 

~ Anoushka Shankar - New Dawn ~

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Guess who finally got their hands on BG3 two years late? Meeee!! I haven’t done one of these animations in awhile and wanted to dip my toes in again. (hehe, lake pun)

The man who comes back through the Door in the Wall will never be quite the same as the man who went out. Aldous Huxley - The Doors of Perception.

re-edited and re-imagined

  

ACCIDENTS IN THE PERCEPTION OF TIME

 

"Modes of perception: between channels:

Wordless days, years, periods.

Centuries of drawing with black lead, or burnt sienna on the rock.

Restless scratches. Silhouettes of clumsy figures.

A tangle of lines (animals in motion).

Millennia of the word: winding of words around the body, lashing,

silhouettes of clumsy sentences. Space behind them.

Muting: and a surge of noisy images. Unravel. Span.

Look like you understand.

A hand for joy: draw.

A hand.

A hand: survive, kill.

A mouth for the voice (play, cheat). Open. For someone else.

Like with like (Picasso in the cave). And bridges!

For yourself. For someone else."

 

--by Mária Ferenčuhová

(SIgma XQ 28mm f/2.8)

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Experiences from the past / dictate your perception.

I see you as you are,

with your subtle flaws...

 

but your colors, are

oh so beautiful.

 

And you softly reflect light,

in your uniquely special way...

 

like mist in a dream, surrounding

a secrete place in your heart.

 

It can't be seen or touched...

only sensed with an unusual perception,

call it love.

 

It's the only way you can make yourself know to me,

and each thought is so delicate, and filled with meaning.

 

How do I begin to convey

the things you've shared with me.

   

"The best camera is the one that's with you." - Chase Jarvis

Movement aberration through a rolling train window.

Happy Fence Friday :)

A Perception of Doors, seen in St.Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands

I found this amazing scene on a beautifully still and peaceful day at Wellington Reservoir in Western Australia. Reflections were just like a mirror and I loved the colour theme as well.

 

More about this photo on my Blog and Facebook page.

 

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Brudenell Provincial Park, P.E.I., Canada

Perception is created and twisted so quickly.

  

A couple of eggs photographed before a black felt background

Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Flektogon 35mm f/2.4

 

"In the National Museum of African Art"

 

Visual perception is the ability to interpret the surrounding environment by processing information that is contained in visible light. The resulting perception is also known as eyesight, sight, or vision (adjectival form: visual, optical, or ocular). The various physiological components involved in vision are referred to collectively as the visual system, and are the focus of much research in psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience, and molecular biology.

I absolutely love reflections. I seem to find them all over and the scene in the reflection seems to be very different each time. I loved how the tree branches seemed to go in and out of the asphalt.

 

Sr photo session with Madison a few weeks back. Here are 12 more photos from her session. click here!

 

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Vehicle carrier approaching Cape Cod Railroad Bridge

The railroad bridge has a 544-foot main span, with a 135-foot clearance when raised. It is the second longest lift bridge in the United States, At the time of its completion 1935, it was the longest vertical lift span in the world. The Railroad Bridge is a vertical lift bridge. The center span lifts up and down. After ensuring the Canal is clear of large commercial traffic, the bridge span will be lowered for a train

to cross. Counterweights are the secret to how it

moves. The 2,200-ton center span is counter-weighted by two 1,100-ton concrete filled steel-plated boxes that hang in each tower. The span is connected to the counterweights by 40 steel cables that hang in each tower.

No PS, Simple Snap, toying with angles.

 

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