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Perception does not always equal reality. At first glance, the reality of this image is unseen. You have to look deeper to understand it is a muddy reflection in a puddle. I have always been fascinated with this idea of tricking the mind. The way we perceive something is not always the way it is... in art, and in life.
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Sketchnote of a talk by Chris Atherton (@finiteattention) at GOTO Zurich in April 2013. Chris covered a whole range of cognitive science theories and gave a load of great examples to illustrate the talk.
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Perception is a first-person narrative horror adventure featuring a young, blind woman who depends on her razor-sharp hearing to solve an ancient mystery and survive the forces that pursue her.
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I took advantage of the fact that it was raining in my office... I created a conceptual art piece called Perception Precipitation, consisting of paper towels, a leaking roof, the random pattern of rain on the paper and the sound of the water hitting said paper.
This piece, though simple looking, is fraught with meaning, commenting of the random interactions of the world outside of the workplace and how it lands on the desks of minions making their lives miserable, on how Nature overcomes Man's best efforts to order his world, and on how mutability (represented by water) inserts itself randomly on the orderly lives below (represented by the careful grid of paper towels) punishing them and affecting them randomly, changing them, and slowly destroying and wearing away their carefully pressed facades that they use to face the world and hide their inner selves.
Bids for this installation start at $400,000 (Daddy needs to pay fer a brand new house!).
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With a faster Sense, how different would the World look for us?
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What if from another Point of View Everything is stillstanding - just on another Point of the Timeline? Perhaps Time and Space are one and the same..?
The Ventilator on the Left is exaktly the same as on the Right (same Speed), but it´s taken with Flash and the sekond One is without...
This is one of the latest nonsensical catch-phrases being taught by repeatedly invoking it as fact in the new "woke" world being forced on Society.
Sometimes the phrase is quoted as “Perception is their reality”, which is closer to the truth, but it still doesn’t make someone’s perception necessarily the truth.
This phrase “Perception is reality” was used most recently on Survivor where a group of young women decided they were ‘uncomfortable’ with one of the guys who was touching them ‘inappropriately’. It was used repeatedly in the discussion at Tribal Council, where one very “woke” man said regardless of how the touching was intended, no matter how incidental, if the woman perceived it as inappropriate, then it was inappropriate because “perception is reality” and “her perception is her truth”.
Then they voted her off the island.. Why? Was it because the truth is, no one could afford to take the chance that she might turn her "perception" against them next and ruin them in real life? Or maybe because *their* perception was that she might use her status as a helpless victim to make herself invincible in the game.
“HER perception is HER truth”. Which is another way of saying we can't contradict her. It's also a way of saying each of us gets to decide what is and isn’t real (to us..), what is and isn’t inappropriate, what is and isn’t fair. We get to decide what is and isn’t the color blue, who did and didn’t break the law, and what is and isn’t “Constitutional”.
Which would explain why Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff et al continually claim Donald Trump is a lawless tyrant, who must be brought down by any means necessary! It's their perception and must be respected as one version of the truth. After all, there is no absolute truth. There is only the truth that we perceive. And that, my friends, is the definition of chaos.
They are living in their own reality, where whatever they perceive to be the truth, IS the truth. Well.. THEIR truth, anyway..
We have a name for people who live in their own reality. And we don’t allow them to buy guns, work in nuclear power plants, or join the military, the police or fire departments. But they seem to do very well in the fields of journalism, teaching, and politics!
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We hold these perceptions to be self evident, that not all that fly are created equal......
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“No man has the right to dictate what other men should perceive, create or produce, but all should be encouraged to reveal themselves, their perceptions and emotions, and to build confidence in the creative spirit.”
~Ansel Adams
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Self-Explanatory. After my own childhood, and 26 years in the navy, I really hate drunks. This does not stop me from laughing at depictions of them, of course.
In my recent experience night shooting with a full-frame sensor, I've sure learned a lot. One key point I've learned is to be a lot more flexible with the weather - or dare I say, embrace it.
In past attempts, I looked for the clearest of nights on a new moon or within a day or so of it. Being so selective though can make it difficult when the 5 day window gives you one good weekend to work with and it ends up being all cloudy. I had to think about those things when renting the full-frame camera and lenses.
While a new moon is important, I've learned I can open the window a few days if the moon has set - worth paying attention to. This was especially convenient for these shots as the crescent moon set during my drive up the hill. I've also learned that clouds can be good to some degree. Just like in daytime shots, clouds can add character in the darker hours just the same. In fact, I learned a lot from shooting Mountain Pass Illumination. I loved the wispy cloud up near the top that reflected the light. After having seen a few clouds that night, I wondered what other night scenes could look like if I tried using clouds to enhance the scene.
Here we see a night capture with Clinton Reservoir in the foreground and Clinton Amphitheater in the background taken near the old ghost town of Kokomo, Colorado. A beautiful scene on its own, the clouds came in to reflect light from the Climax Molybdenum Mine just over the hill. And that's where I think this image really shines. I loved how the clouds softly reflected the mine's light up to the peaks. All that, and I still got a starry background!