A Little Fun With Perspective
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Yes, I am fascinated by how undulations juxtaposed by nature create texture, depth, space, and direction in 2 dimensional photographs. Thanks Hans!
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or reality is not what it seems? In this episode 5/5 Rovelli says ‘…or looking at the sky’ (to make sense of life).
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0849ccf
P.S. The link features that tree again (it appears in today’s paper too, Sycamore Gap in Hadrian’s Wall if I remember correctly).
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thx for the link H..a good listen there. Yes, I like that clouds can take me to the edge of what I know and peer into what don’t know. Perhaps that is what connects us all…to go to the last extent of what we know and begin to see what we don’t know. When i became interested in Surrealism ( sur-real, meaning extra reality, beyond the day to day reality) I had physical reaction when facing what I didn’t know. Even to this day, upon occasion, that trembling from being ” freed” serves as a marker to entering the ” mystery” . It can be exhilarating,.it can be nauseating. But the telltale is,,as with photographing clouds,,I lose all sense of time. Wouldn’t that be something,,What we call our Imagination..is just our quantum selves..
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Streams of Clouds Are Playgrounds For Perspective Fun. Here, Undulating Altocumulous Dive and Weave.
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