Why you like this photo: the science of perception
Beauty is not just in the eye of the beholder. It's something that can be measured and understood. Science Fact.0Scientists are starting to unravel more and more about how the mind has developed over human history, revealing some surprising truths about how the mind works. Did you know, for exa...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Beauty is not just in the eye of the beholder. It's something that can be measured and understood. Science Fact.0Scientists are starting to unravel more and more about how the mind has developed over human history, revealing some surprising truths about how the mind works. Did you know, for example, that the landscape photos people think of as most beautiful are closely correlated with exactly the kind of lush fertile landscape early humans sought out?0Featuring interviews with numerous great photographers combined with concepts from exciting areas of science and psychology, the book holds the inspiring and practical keys to capturing the images that you, and everyone, will love |
| Beschreibung: | 160 Seiten Illustrationen 21 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781781573747 1781573743 |
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| contents | How we see : humans vs. cameras: Looking vs. seeing : the problem with experience Meeting the mental model Angle of view Dynamic view vs. static frame Focal length & magnification Focus & sharpness Focus & cameras Depth of field The experts speak : Dr. Martin Rolf, vision specialist Exposure Dynamic range Color perception Motion & time The experts speak : Dr. Donald Hoffman, cognitive neuroscientist -- How we notice : principles of visual attraction: Overcoming the bandwidth of perception Position in frame Size in frame Scale Focus Lines, real & implied Expression & gesture Substitution Attention : the personal hierarchy The experts speak : Dr. Jay Friedenberg, psychologist Brightness & contrast Tonal frameworks Color Motifs Surprise & delay : exploiting expectations Applied perception : masters at work -- How we think : decoding photographs: Theory of mind Mirroring : art as self-portrait Omission & imagination : inside & outside the frame Constructing a 3D world from 2D images The experts speak : Julie Grahame, curator The shock of the familiar Vantage point Implied relationships Visceral qualities The experts speak : Mark Prüst, photo consultant & curator Time : constructing narratives Shape as character Context & juxtaposition : the fluidity of meaning Light as signifier Color as meaning The experts speak : Elisabeth Biondi, curator -- Conclusions |
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