Helpful Posts: I went to a chalk art festival today. Some of the work was really interesting.
Here is a shot from ground level that seems not to show a lot of detail.
Seen from a higher point though it gets more interesting.
More on the festival at my blog https://birdsnbugs.wordpress.com/201...f-perspective/
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Thread: A matter of perspective
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12th November 2016, 03:18 AM #1
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A matter of perspective
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12th November 2016, 02:23 PM #2
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Re: A matter of perspective
Definitely the high angle shot, nicely captured.
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13th November 2016, 09:56 AM #3
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Re: A matter of perspective
I am interested in the prismatic lens...I think I might google it. You had a good collection there in your blog...
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13th November 2016, 10:59 AM #4
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Re: A matter of perspective
It all depends in how we look and what angle we see things can make all the difference as these images prove. Make one think.
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13th November 2016, 03:42 PM #5
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Re: A matter of perspective
Not my blog but I'm looking in to this a bit myself after seeing them at the chalk festival. I think the term we are looking for is anamorphic and there is an article at PetaPixel that might be of interest as a starting point.
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