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Our eyes do not decide what we see. What we see is determined by our minds, by our worldviews, cultural and religious backgrounds. It is influenced by our experiences in life.
Depth of perception is a way to think about how deep you can see into a social space, which is intimately connected with how comfortable you are in that space and how familiar it is.
Outside view. For example, think about seeing a restaurant from the outside. Perhaps diners are visible and maybe a menu. An online equivalent would be the things you can see on a site from a search engine, or without having an account.
Collective view. On first entry to a restaurant the organization may seem chaotic. You don’t know the system. On the web, you might have an account but you are still unfamiliar with the potential connections and activities it offers.
Selective view. Your familiarity with the space increases over time. You introduce filters to view the things that matter to you. You gravitate toward certain people or topics. You learn what things you like on the menu, what that restaurant is good at.
Light contributor. You become a return user. You start to invest – comments, rating. You start to get to know the people in the restaurant. Faces become familiar over time.
Heavy contributor. Everybody knows your name. You are a regular. You are creating content. You start bringing new people to the restaurant.
iPhone 4 with stick-on magnetic macro lens
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Cross Process
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Infinicam (Frame)
The appeal of any candidate is based on a "gut reaction, unarticulated, non-analytical, a product of the particular chemistry between the voter and the image of the candidate", argued Richard Nixon's speechwriter Raymond Price.
"[It's] not what's there that counts, it's what's projected." And that projection, he continued, "depends more on the medium and its use than it does on the candidate himself".
"Letters from My Future Self"
Starting a paper cut-n-paste project. Just for fun, for art, but not for serious..
Last one - because Anna liked it.
I started trying to do these shots with a 580EX2 with a Lumiquest 3 diffuser, and was only trying to light Anna's face, but a full dump from three foot out was not doing anything at f2.8; ISO200 and using HSS to keep DoF under control (it was a VERY bright day). So I had to drag a Bowens head out. It’s the windy season here, so a 50cm beauty dish was all I could risk (it still hit the dirt once, but landed in bushes).
WOW! What a difference. Set at 2/5ths and 10 foot out, it was giving me about f10 at ISO 200 (so much for DoF). I have owned a Sekonic L-758 for ages, but rarely use it, and only for basics when I do. So I think I need to RTFM and work it out, because I really wasn’t getting the balance I was looking for.
Chris got back home towards the end, so we could use a reflector, (it was way too windy to use a stand) but it’s hard getting decent reactions from a subject when her mum is taking the piss, so that was the end of the shoot.
You are ALL invited to our Photography Exhibition at the Thirdline gallery, there are another 5 very talented photographers taking part in this, I would love for you to see their work. One of them actually won an international award a couple of months ago. Dont miss it!
If you don't know the location of the site, you will find it here.
Ladies' event will be on Wednesday 21st from 5pm to 7pm
I AM SO EXCITED ABOUT THIS :D
By the way this event takes place in Dubai, so if you are outside the country I am so sorry to say that the only way to view this is to get a ticket and fry urself into this heat :P
P.S. no one is allowed to stalk me! hehe
"In a 2001 study published by Nature, Frank S. Werblin, professor of molecular and cell biology at the University of California at Berkeley, and doctoral student Boton Roska, M.D., showed that the optic nerve carries ten to twelve output channels, each of which carries only minimal information about a given scene.”
“Although we have the illusion of receiving high-resolution images from our eyes, what the optic nerve actually sends to the brain is just outlines and clues about points of interest in our visual field. We then essentially hallucinate the world from the cortical memories that interpret a series of extremely low resolution movies that arrive in parallel channels." Then there's this.
-The Singularity Is Near, by Ray Kurzweil pp.186
i thought i was being sneaky....on the sly....pointed and shot all around this amazing character, trying to catch him unaware....but in the end
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