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"Perceptions"
Steadicam Operator: Tobias Beidermühle
Director: Rebekah Roediger
Director of Photography: Joanna Samulski
Savannah, GA. 2011.
Photography by John Williams, SCAD.
How’s everyone out there doing today? I hope you’re all doing very well and those spring allergies aren’t messing with you too badly. I know a lot of people right now that are sneezing all over the place, myself included. Oh well, they will go away in a couple of days I’m sure and then I’ll be able to take full advantage of this nice spring weather. I don’t know about the rest of you, but I certainly don’t miss the snow. Today, I’m going to give that big brain of yours a little bit of a rest, because I’ve been getting you all with a lot of brain teaser optical illusions lately and some of the brain teasers I posted up are still getting a ton of attention as a lot of you continue to have debates over the correct answer. This is especially true for the Count the Balls Optical Illusion. Below, you’ll find a new optical illusion that is basically just really cool to look at. It’s a static image, but it gives off a nice 3D effect. It looks like you’re staring into an endless pit or something. Just look at how deep the image looks, even though it’s a two dimensional image. Now that’s a pretty cool image, huh? Let me know below if you liked this one by leaving a comment. Want to see another cool optical illusion? Let’s see if you can tell the difference between trees and boats. The post Depth Perception Optical Illusion appeared first on Mighty Optical Illusions. from Mighty Optical Illusions ift.tt/1i0JtFF
Visual Intelligence : perception, image, and manipulation in visual communication by Ann Marie Seward Barry
This is a series I took this morning during a visit to the National Arboretum in Washington D.C. I'd never visited the grounds before but the Pillars and Bonsai Garden were more than worth it.
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.
"Perceptions"
Steadicam Operator: Tobias Beidermühle
Director: Rebekah Roediger
Director of Photography: Joanna Samulski
Savannah, GA. 2011.
Photography by John Williams, SCAD.
Syracuse police officer Dennis Burlingame speaks to local residents about how he wants to improving the communication between the police and the citizens they serve and protect during the "Improving Perceptions Between Police & The Community" panel discussion held Oct. 18, 2016, at the Prince Hall Masonic Temple, 175 W. Brighton Ave.
| Perry Aston, Staff Photo