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Below you can see the horizon pic posted by Andro and some blocks have been moved around
to show that the picture has analogous colour that represents true light. Even if the block is only
moved slightly the difference can be seen. The pic is still only a representation of the reality no matter
how detailed it is.
The next picture is a representation of a boat, the horizon, some sea birds and clouds...it gives the perspective
of some form of imagined reality, even though the sea and the sky are the same colour.
The wavy bottom of the boat gives a representaion of motion, but nothing is moving.
The next picture mixes up some of the shapes we would like to recognise, but you could still imagine the
scene...or not, depending on your frame of mind
The last pic in the row has really lost it and without the previous pics you would probably never relate the
pic to a boat, the horizon, some sea birds and clouds .
Below once again is the horizon pic posted by Andro, but this time the pic is turned on its head and
the sun is placed in a different perspective. You can see how the mind does not want to cope with this
it looks rubbish, however the last two pics are a painted representation of the horizon and when the same is
done with this pic, although different, the picture can still be categorised as something recognised.
[Image link broken]
The first pic is analogous to something real and known, the second pic is not and thus we create what we
want it to be. What do you see in that last pic? Was it the same as me?
Here are some shapes being created from two dimensional to three dimensional images.
Cube, Tetrahedron, Octahedron, Icosahedron, Dodekahedron
No more real than your triangle Albion, just a series of frames, but percieved as a structure
nonetheless.
We know there is nothing, but look around you and see what we created from it.
Amazing!
And here you see I'm happy just from a yellow filled black circle two black dots and three curvy black lines.
Ghislain
to show that the picture has analogous colour that represents true light. Even if the block is only
moved slightly the difference can be seen. The pic is still only a representation of the reality no matter
how detailed it is.
The next picture is a representation of a boat, the horizon, some sea birds and clouds...it gives the perspective
of some form of imagined reality, even though the sea and the sky are the same colour.
The wavy bottom of the boat gives a representaion of motion, but nothing is moving.
The next picture mixes up some of the shapes we would like to recognise, but you could still imagine the
scene...or not, depending on your frame of mind
The last pic in the row has really lost it and without the previous pics you would probably never relate the
pic to a boat, the horizon, some sea birds and clouds .
Below once again is the horizon pic posted by Andro, but this time the pic is turned on its head and
the sun is placed in a different perspective. You can see how the mind does not want to cope with this
it looks rubbish, however the last two pics are a painted representation of the horizon and when the same is
done with this pic, although different, the picture can still be categorised as something recognised.
[Image link broken]
The first pic is analogous to something real and known, the second pic is not and thus we create what we
want it to be. What do you see in that last pic? Was it the same as me?
Here are some shapes being created from two dimensional to three dimensional images.
Cube, Tetrahedron, Octahedron, Icosahedron, Dodekahedron
No more real than your triangle Albion, just a series of frames, but percieved as a structure
nonetheless.
We know there is nothing, but look around you and see what we created from it.
Amazing!
And here you see I'm happy just from a yellow filled black circle two black dots and three curvy black lines.
Ghislain
