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Home > Photography > Members' Photos: Perspective
perspective 1. The appearance of depth when a three-dimensional object or scene is represented in a two-dimensional image, such as a photograph.

2. A way of regarding situations or topics, etc.

Of all the visual cues we use to perceive depth, the most common is linear perspective, which is exemplified by the convergence of parallel lines in images and by the decrease in image size as the object distance increases.

DIG members' use of linear perspective to convey a perception of depth are shown below.

(A larger image can be viewed by clicking on a thumbnail below, then click on the browser BACK button to return to this page.) 		Storm Brewing
Source: http://www.morguefile.com
 
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Geoff Turton 		click for a larger image (41k) then press BACK key
Ian Chesterfield 		click for a larger image (55k) then press BACK key
Cecilia Kramar 		click for a larger image (46k) then press BACK key
Norma Holt
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Robin Ireland 		click for a larger image (51k) then press BACK key
Margaret Barnett 		click for a larger image (32k) then press BACK key
Walter Dearing 		click for a larger image (34k) then press BACK key
Barry Porter
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Robin Dinham 		click for a larger image (55k) then press BACK key
Ken McRae 		click for a larger image (32k) then press BACK key
Jean McCormick 		click for a larger image (45k) then press BACK key
Bernadette Abbott
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Henri Joubert 		click for a larger image (44k) then press BACK key
Mary Daly 		click for a larger image (53k) then press BACK key
Pam Donnet 		click for a larger image (67k) then press BACK key
Marilyn Richardson