The dramatic angle show viewers the details of each and every part to this structure.

Photo by Kevin Borland

Photography self-critique: Technical Clarity/Focus (10); Composition (7); Color (9); Interestingness (6); Overall Satisfaction (6); Total = 38

Perception of Promise installation view - work titled "End Point" [2010] by Sean Caulfield and Royden Mills [Feb 2012]

helios 44m 2/58

Taken in Sydney 2012

is 9/10ths of the law.

Predicting Perceptions: The 3rd International Conference on Appearance. Just a few pictures to share. Shoot at Heriot-Watt University, Our Dynamic Earth and National Museums of Scotland using a Canon 5D MKII and an HTC One S.

Diospyros kaki

The Hepworth Gallery - Sculptures by Barbara Hepworth

Wakefield, West Yorkshire, 2012

Mosiac of colour... flower seems to glow

GIMP + G'MIC

neiljacklin.com

we will conclude our osaka's round tomorrow, and head for tokyo. the last time we were at tokyo was four years ago. Singapore has globalised quite abit since then, in term of fashion. anyway, thus far...from what i see, i am not that impressed as before. maybe in tokyo, my perception will change.

for more bad attitudes and curious perceptions like these, meet me at

You can choose to look from any angle you want; It doesn't change the reality of what it is.

deconstruct the pigeon ...

Fra l'idea

e la realtà

fra il gesto

e l'atto

cade l'Ombra.

T.S. Eliot

This is my term long project on the perception of beauty. I believe beauty shouldn't be defined based off one look, even if it's of an individual person. Our perceptions of it has become so distorted, especially with the use of technology and how much we can alter an image of a person.

The first image is of the person plain, no makeup, nothing. Then the middle is their personalized definition of beauty. The image on the right is them with makeup done, then I digitally altered using photoshop their face and got rid of any blemishes, bags under eyes, etc.

I want people to understand the variations we can get on a daily basis. How one look one time should not determine how you think a person is.

Beauty is everwhere, we just have to keep an open mind to everything.

Predicting Perceptions: The 3rd International Conference on Appearance. Just a few pictures to share. Shoot at Heriot-Watt University, Our Dynamic Earth and National Museums of Scotland using a Canon 5D MKII and an HTC One S.

agave ... blooms after 30 years ... and dies ...

press L

This is a poster by Matt McArthur. I hope he doesn't mind... I love it and had to snag it for inspiration.

Things are not always as they seem. And sometimes they are.

Something on the kitchen windowsill. It probably explains a few things about life in general.

A few shots taken on a trip to shoot London at night.

Feedback encouraged, negative or otherwise.

we rewatched 'YiYi' by edward yang a few nights ago. in the movie, there was this kid named 'YangYang" (probably alter ego of the director), who went around taking photos of people's back (head). When he was asked why did he do this, he said that he wanted to show people the side of themselves they don't see. it is quite a scary thought, because when we are busy doing/ talking about things in front of us, we always fail to think or consider things that we don't see.

Perspective

Ugly Perception am 08. September auf der SlamdanceMania in der Buchwaldhalle in Remchingen - fotografiert von Michael Gebhardt

A Slanted Perception

Reiman Gardens

Ames, IA

July 2012

Inspired by the works of Chema Madoz

www.chemamadoz.com/ingles/about.htm

In this picture, I no longer see vibrant colors and clarity with intensity. What matters is a vision existing in between the subject and me.

I was going to call this Perception Deception but that sounds too cheesy.

self.

working always in progress.