Different moments with different eyes

I haven't posted anything in awhile because I have many things to post, some getting very old, but they all require attention and more attention them I'm willing to give them. I guess that's the problem with a so called blog-- it is so obvious that it hasn't been updated in awhile that new visitors won't browse around. They think it's abandoned. Shame on me, I suppose.

Anyway, it seems I read a lot of items these days and almost none of them actually interest me. This one did. I found a wonderful little beat on drawing and photography and drawing from photography. I've always had a thing for human perception and I know that a scene is perceived differently when it is real and when it is a photograph. I think the described effect that it has on drawing is demonstrative to that point. The short think piece does a clear and layman gloss of human perception with and without a lens. I recommend the quick read.