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Experiments in perception is a thesis project completed in Paul Sahre & Lindsay Ballant's portfolio class. It is a series of objects and situations that attempt to make others re-think the usual. It's over-arching goal was to test boundaries of logic, language, pre-conceived notions and social convention through the filter of design.
As part of the 2016 edition of Crossing the Line, the French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF)’s celebrated contemporary arts festival, Times Square Arts is pleased to join FIAF, Dancing in the Strets, and their partners to present the US debut of breakdance world champion Anne Nguyen in two distinct works: Graphic Cyphers, in Times Square and the South Bronx; and Autarcie (….): a search for self-sufficiency at Gibney Dance in Manhattan.
Created in collaboration with 20 New York City street dancers, the world premiere of Nguyen’s Graphic Cyphers is a radical take on the original hip-hop cypher—the circle of dancers that surrounds an ever-changing soloist. In this revitalization of traditional format, the audience will move between constellations of dancers in dizzying sequences of movement and ever-changing levels and locations. Graphic Cyphers will maintain the intimacy and dynamism of close audience proximity to the dancers, while keeping perspective, perception, and participation in constant flux.
Photo credit: Maria Baranova for @TSqArts.
I choose this photograph for my negative for you can freely do whatever they want and it is a noisy area. It influences me thinking this photograph as negative for it wasting for chatting, wasting time in their mobile phone like texting and also smoking.
Introducing:
HLPI (High Luminance Perception)
When you compare this image (HLP) with the previous post of the same image (HDR).
HLP vs. HDR
HDR (High Dynamic Range): We take a high-dynamic-range image and predict perceptual lightness, colorfulness, and hue attributes. Based on these attributes, we can produce an image covering most (I say most, not all) of the dynamic range of the human visual system.
HLP (High Luminance Perception): However, by extending luminance levels (not saturation), we can produce a further enhanced image based on human color perception, yielding a generalized color appearance model. Our proposed appearance model is efficient, accurate and invertible. It can be used to adapt the tone and color of images to different dynamic ranges for cross-media reproduction while maintaining appearance that is close (again, not as human eye sees. The human eye, on a sunny, bright day, is capable of seeing 100.000.000:1 contrast ratio) to human perception.
Note:Although, this image has been produced in a limited time and it could have been more perfected, when observed careffully, one can notice the image to have more character, flow, and ambience that conveys a sense dynamic movement within the image.
Best viewed on displays with 3000:1 and higher conrast ratio. The image may look washed out or saturated. This image has been created on a 100.000:1 (real value) display.
“When I was a little girl, everything in the world fell into either of these two categories: wrong or right. Black or white. Now that I am an adult, I have put childish things aside and now I know that some things fall into wrong and some things fall into right. Some things are categorized as black and some things are categorized as white. But most things in the world aren't either! Most things in the world aren't black, aren't white, aren't wrong, aren't right, but most of everything is just different. And now I know that there's nothing wrong with different, and that we can let things be different, we don't have to try and make them black or white, we can just let them be grey. And when I was a child, I thought that God was the God who only saw black and white. Now that I am no longer a child, I can see, that God is the God who can see the black and the white and the grey, too, and He dances on the grey! Grey is okay.” ~ C. JoyBell C.