X-Ray Vision, or Concentration?
Mark Changizi has been producing papers since 2008 around a theory of the function of human binocular vision. It is expressed in his The Vision Revolution in an engaging Chapter […]
Perceptual photography
This blog promotes perceptual or ‘optical’ photography as a parallel stream to ‘subject-based’ photography. There is continuous, if often submerged, history behind this stream, dating back to Julia Margaret Cameron’s […]
Mark Strizic Biography
Mark Strizic, who recently died (08.12.2012), migrated from Croatia in 1950 and became a widely published architectural and industrial photographer, portraitist of significant Australians. He taught photography at tertiary level in Melbourne from […]
Fly’s-Eye View
FlyVIZ, is described in a 2012 paper by ESIEA – INSA group (consisting Jérôme Ardouin, Anatole Lécuyer, Maud Marchal, Clément Riant, Eric Marchand) as ‘A Novel Display Device to Provide Humans with 360° […]
Positive, negative and ‘screen’ image…manifested in the Renaissance
I just read Amy R Bloch‘s essay ‘Donatello’s Chellini Madonna, light and vision’ in Renaissance Theories of Vision. Not being a Renaissance scholar I was attracted to this title Renaissance […]
We may one day see in infra-red – New Scientist
Marco Garavelli at the University of Bologna in Italy says that in the far future, “one could dare to foresee mutations in visual receptors that extend our ability to see […]
Introduction
How do we see? How do we ‘pay attention’ visually? Why do we have two eyes? What is camera vision? Here you will discover, and be invited to participate in, […]
James McArdle: Camera/Eye 