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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.
1) I tried to take this picture as straight below the dome as I could but because it was closed off I still have a slight tilt to the dome which is okay because it does not take away from the beauty and the details of the dome. The geometric and vegetal patterns are still very visible. I also adjusted the exposure well to ensure that the image did not come out overexposed.
2) Apart from the perception of the dome with its height and having to look up to see it, there also appears to be the horoscope symbols in the inner circle of the dome. People who read horoscopes tend to have a different perception of the meaning behind those horoscopes and the importance that it holds in their life.
As part of the driving theory test you are now required to pass a hazard perception section. The Driving Standards Agency decided to introduce a new section to the theory test at the end of 2002.
I took this photo and primarily focused on Aleah. I wanted to make it look like she was just sitting down. Really she is not sitting right side up but laying on the ground. I had a hard time trying to find the right angle to take this photo from. I cropped out Vic to give the illusion he was just standing up because without the crop you can tell he was laying down. I used an ISO of 100, an aperture of f/20, and a shutter speed of 1/6. I shot on aperture priority.
Playing with the camera and cropping. The colours make me think of Harry Callahan's 'Kansas City,' 1981. Although mine has much less meaning!
The padding is still in basically it's initial condition. The back band's top stitching need to be sown.
9/10/10 - Day 266
The perception is these lines are vertical but, in reality, they are horizontal on a flat surface. Taken from the 66th floor sky lobby in Sears Tower today for Daily Shoot #299: "Find a strong series of horizontal lines or elements and make a photograph of it today."
by: Jeremy Stone
2010
Silkscreen, wood, sparkle, paint
print: 20 in. x 24 in.
blocks: 4x4x4 in., 6x6x6 in., 8x8x8 in.
It's pretty sad when I buy a $1600 camera the only person I can find to pose for me is a 2 year old. Thanks guys.
FIrst 40D edit!
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.