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I just refound a discussion about sharp images. Some people think that sharpness can be sacrificed for the feel of a picture. I sometimes like the effect, to tell the truth, but am aware that perception is always different. Even the same person can change how they react to a scene. I think that bees see things completely different to what we do, so anthropocentric judgements are limited in the scope of "things"... Oh well, the discussion is in the thread of someone who captures images in a candy box with a paper negative. His results are dreamlike. I recommend it, if you are interesting in perception or want to see what I'm talking about. www.flickr.com/photos/mickey1/3291098077/

If you have not pondered on perception, lucky you, or maybe you re too young. These things usually change with time

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Bioshock serisini oyun literatürüne kazandı Irrational Games'ten ayrılanlarla Dead Space'te görev almış yapımcıların kurduğu The Deep End Games'ten ve korku oyunları Perception'dan uzun süredir haber alamamıştık.

a boda boda driver (motorcycle) in Kampala, Uganda

30 Days of Perception starts November 1st. Please join us.

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messing around in photoshop cs6

Young people from the North Down Alternatives START programme site took part in a research workshop with Faith Gordon from Queens and Sharon Whittaker from Include Youth exploring media, rights and perceptions.

natoma street - financial district, san francisco, california

Wood, textile, wall paint, studybooks, variable size.

Installation view, Maes & Matthys Gallery (Antwerpen, B), 16 Oct - 29 Nov 2008.

www.maesmatthys.be/

     

A man saw a rope on a path

thinking it a snake

he ran away.

Another man saw a log in the water

thinking it a crocodile

he ran away

but we can clearly see

that it was only an otter.

  

Perceptions in SecondLife located at the following Link: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA29/193/237/1006

Crafting is a wonderful pastime job for recreation of leisure time or for gift your special one or even earning money in totally different way. Every persons are creative by born. before starting it, you have to discover what you are really going to do and why or for whom you are making it!? Yes of-cause I’m talking about some crafting ideas. But 1st we should know what is the Craft.

A craft is a pastime or a profession that requires some particular kind of skilled work. In a historical sense, particularly as pertinent to the Middle Ages and earlier, the term is usually applied to people occupied in small-scale production of goods, or their maintenance, for example by tinkers. The traditional terms craftsman and craftswoman are nowadays often replaced by artisan and rarely by craftsperson

As i say before every person is creative to making a beautiful craft. The best craft or gift in my whole life was That Diary, someone gave me for my 23th birthday. Yes that was just a diary with full of sentences that reflects her emotions and memories with me that she feel about me. By the way she made it like a wonderful craft. She organized and composed some of our pictures and wrote her sentences with her teenage hand with many color pens. I can’t remember how many time i read it again and again .

Now why I’m telling that was a craft? Because that was made like a craft. So anything you want to make for your own or for your special one you can make it like a craft.

A gift for special person with special note

 

Follow the easy steps:

01. Why you want to create a craft: you have to make decision why you want to make a craft: just for fun? for storing your memories on it? for your bedroom? for a table lamp that you want to cover up? You know why you are going to do.

02. For whom you want to create craft: if it for you?? or your children or your special one?? even is it for your client with your special offers? It’s very imported cause you cant make anything for anyone. Do you??

03. What will be your raw materials: if you want to make a light shade may be you need some raw materials that can make some light patterns or hide direct lights from your eyes. if you want to make wall clock you must have to consider some raw materials that is lite weight and the machine of clock that carry it. You know what I’m talking about.

04. Decide your purpose: if you making it for your client, decide where your client will place it. If you making it for advertisement you may be deciding to make it for his / her desk top or back wall, so his / her visitors will see it easily. Or if you making it for your child, consider his or her age.

05. Study some craft product of others: If you want to create something you must grow your perception about it by viewing others products. You can google it in major search engines like Google, Bing. Or you can browse some photos of craft product in Pinterest. Or you also can visit our Forum of Creative Crafting Ideas.

Good Luck fellows, Have a nice crafting time

Oh by the way don’t forget to share it with your friends

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Easy steps to Create Beautiful Crafts

Crafting is a wonderful pastime job for recreation of leisure time or for gift your special one or even earning money in totally different way. Every persons are creative by born. before starting it, you have to discover what you are really going to do and why or for whom you are making it!? Ye ...

(Color pencils on drafting film) (BlackandWhite version)

 

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My telephone number is: 510-260-9695

The work of the Belgian artist Leon Vranken (Maaseik 1975) balances between architecture, performance and visual art. He works with objects that function autonomously or are brought together in a composition. He connects familiar objects with strange situations. In this way he causes subtle shifts in our perception, involving the viewer in the composition. It is striking that he pays a lot of attention to the materials. The perfect finish and tactile character of his work is of great importance.

This work can be admired in the open-air museum Middelheim in Antwerp. www.middelheimmuseum.be/en

More about this work: www.middelheimmuseum.be/en/page/leon-vranken

 

Het werk van de Belgische kunstenaar Leon Vranken ( Maaseik 1975 ) balanceert tussen architectuur, performance en beeldende kunst. Hij werkt met objecten die autonoom functioneren of in een compositie worden samengebracht. Hij verbindt vertrouwde objecten met bevreemdende situaties. Zo veroorzaakt hij subtiele verschuivingen in onze waarneming, waarbij de toeschouwer in de compositie wordt betrokken. Opvallend is dat hij veel aandacht besteedt aan de materialen. De perfecte afwerking en het tactiele karakter van zijn werk is van groot belang.

Dit werk kan bewonderd worden in het Middelheim open-lucht museum in Antwerpen. www.middelheimmuseum.be/

Meer over dit werk: www.middelheimmuseum.be/nl/pagina/leon-vranken

 

L'œuvre de l'artiste belge Leon Vranken (Maaseik 1975) équilibre entre architecture, performance et arts plastiques. Il travaille avec des objets qui fonctionnent de manière autonome ou qui sont réunis dans une composition. Il relie des objets familiers à des situations étranges. De cette manière, il provoque des changements subtils dans notre perception, impliquant le spectateur dans la composition. Il est frappant qu'il accorde beaucoup d'attention aux matériaux. La finition parfaite et le caractère tactile de son travail sont d'une grande importance.

Cette oeuvre peut être admiré au Middelheimmuseum en plein air à Anvers: www.middelheimmuseum.be/fr

Plus sur cette oeuvre: www.middelheimmuseum.be/fr/page/leon-vranken

 

Nokia 6230i cell phone camera. Postwork in PSP X.

Title is derived from the name of the place which is called "Sinne" ... thus perception in English.

If I see you seeing you seeing the .....

 

haha intersubjectivity stfu

collecting wonders and growing microworlds

"Verdi" restaurant, Bern.

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2006, April

St. Martin, Quality Collectibles since 1759. They *must* be good. This little collectible must be a valuable collectible, worthy of passing down to your grandchildren's grandchildren as a prized family heirloom.

 

Actually, this is something I picked up from the dollar store. St. Martin is totally made up. But with a little judicious lighting and photography, this cheapie trinket can be presented as something that you just might be willing to pay through the nose for.

 

I don't understand why people pay oodles of money for collectible display items, but hey, if I can present a dollar-store item in a way that would appeal to those folks then I'm doing my job properly :)

 

Nikon D2H - Nikkor 17-55mm

 

[Copyright 2006 Leonard Chu]

  

Live at JC Den Eglantier, Sint-Niklaas Belgium

sometimes could be a tutorial room for students access to other information, and present their knowledge

Copyright Garrett Traya, Visual Perception Spring 2011

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.

Oil on canvas 44" x 29".

"There is no truth. There is only perception"

Tadashi Kawamata's amazing installation at MAAT, Lisbon, 2018-19. The installation integrated plastic residues and abandoned boats collected on Portugal’s shores during beach cleaning campaigns. Visitors are invited to experience a seascape following an ecological catastrophe. This was a site-specific, commissioned installation, and immersive in every sense.

A reader covering everything from sixth-century icons to contemporary art, this compilation offers a critical investigation of art history from a Christian perspective.

 

Learn more/read an excerpt: www.crossway.org/books/art-as-spiritual-perception-hcj/

 

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