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This was my real perspective from where I was standing. There were over 200,000 people at this concert all of us jammed in to Ste-Catherine street or up on the plaza at Place-des-Arts where I was.. The stage was very small from my vantage point but my cropped pics seemed to have come out ok considering.
A giant leg!
Top: League - Ribbon Tied Tank (Puce)
Shorts: League - Frayed Denim Shorts (Faded Black)
Leggings: League - Merino Leggings (Light Taupe)
Legwarmers: League - Merino Legwarmers (Puce)
Shoes: League - Flats (Dark Taupe)
Skin: Curio - Meadow Thistle 1 (Petal)
Brows: Curio - Meadow Brows (Ginger tattoo layer)
Eyes: Poetic Colors - Stardust
Hair: elikatira - Theory (Red 05)
Pose: SPIRIT
a series of architecture snapshot at The Orion - high end condo somewhere at Jalan Tun Razak which already completed its construction.
this year, I have several of outdoor craft shows that I had never done before. So, to show the organizer about how my booth is going to be like, I sketched this using CS3 photoshop. Hopefully it explains the juries enough.
Week 4 of Challenge 2013 'Looking up/down' ...
A trip to the bric-a-brack shop (antiques centre) in Storrington.
This mirror had an interesting pattern, which kinda asked to be pictured from below.
This perspective is based on lighting. Diffused lighting cause difficulty in seeing the form or volume of the object because of the lack of distinct shadows. Strong directional lighting from angles causes the object to be fully lit and other parts to be shadowed which creates a visual clue of the subject's form or volume. When a number of such objects are included within the picture area, the perception of form, volume and depth is increased. When front or side lighting is used, the length, depth, and shape of the shadows cast on the ground provide a perspective of each object's volume. Also, the distance between shadows cast on the ground helps you to perceive the overall depth of the scene.
Ran out of inspiration - so here's my entry for July's YY photo competition. The theme is Perspective
This was done with 5th grade to teach perspective. They had to have 1 vanishing point and 9 or more boxes. They had to create a "connector" to connect the boxes together. I saw everything from stretch limousines, to hotdogs, to giraffe necks. Color pencil, used complementary colors for shadowed sides, used tints for highlighted sides. Took forever, but they learned a lot.