[TML] Joel brings the New Year in with a bang!

[Ewan Quibell]

traveller at dhimaging.com.au wrote:

>> As the sun came up and the light changed, as we moved around it in the
>> air coming in, and on the road coming in, it looked different from
>> moment to moment.
>> 
>> Words, photos and video don't adequately capture its magnificence, I
>> discovered.
>> 
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 > [joel]
 >
 > That's very true.  Words fail to describe it.  I wonder if it has to
 > do with the mind's perception?

Yes and no. Yes because it's your mind that perceives the visual change 
through your optic nerve, and no because it's a visual effect.

Video doesn't capture it well because of the quality, and the number of 
frames per second. Very high speed, high res video might do the trick.

Photo's are a snap shot so obviously won't capture the change.

It is stunning though. The changing colours of Uluru at sunset and 
sunrise is probably the best visual effect I've seen. All the more 
magnificent for the fact that it's natural.

Best regards,

Ewan
-- 
  ewan at quibell.org.uk

  They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
  Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
  At the going down of the sun and in the morning
  We will remember them.
			Laurence Binyon

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