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37 responses to “Augmented Reality”
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Brilliant!
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Thank you, John.
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Interesting!
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Thank you.
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Fantastic!
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Thank you.
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Wonderful path here. It strikes me how revealing you have made the instability of language. Clearly, there is enough image remaining for us to recognize the tree objects without the labels. Yet the labels being applied, we see that the objects are not actually what we agree upon to represent the word tree. They are blobs of color and shape, not trees (and as image never really trees but reproductions of trees in two dimensions).The cars do not match our understanding of an image of a car (though without the label we can get to the car concept on our own). Wall and street the same. House, however, is interesting. We see buildings that, for me, do not fit the residential occupancy style of a house. They must be wealthy residents but the image (without the label) takes me to something other than house. With the label, I struggle for understanding. If we walked the label even further from the norm, say, “den” or “place” we would come to a clearer vision of how the labels blur reality as much as the photographic effect. If we label the “house” as “lego” we then impose a new reality upon all the objects as we would have to rethink whether the cars, blurred as they are, are in fact toys. The one label which actually represents everything accurately, both the labels and the images, is “sign”. Words are signs of ideas and images are signs that signify three dimensional experience. Thanks for the epiphany.
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Thank you very much for taking such a close look at my picture and for putting so much thought in it.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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I’ve never seen such a thing. Goooood one 🙂 The idea of adding captions is very smart! 🙂
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Thank you very much for your compliment!
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🙂
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Reblogged this on Rainer "rcpffm" Peffm 's mobile blog and diary and commented:
… reblogged …KLASSE !
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Vielen Dank fürs Rebloggen.
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Beeindruckender Effekt. Auch farblich sehr ansprechend. Lewi
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Vielen Dank für das Kompliment, Lewi.
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unusual and original!
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Thank you.
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This needs a “Like-very much” button!
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You’re too kind.
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Awesome, really!
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Thank you very much!
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Google Glass reality for morons (:
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Yes, that might well be 🙂
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Wow! Unique!
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Thank you, Uday.
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Great Idea! Reminds me of the great book of Vilem Flusser about Writing!
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Thank you, Vassilis.
Though I read some Flusser in the 90s at the university – I don’t really have any recollection…
…I think I still have one of his books though. Maybe I should take another look.
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hhmm…. a street scene in daylight with no ‘HUMANS’, augmented indeed! lol
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Yes, I sometimes manage to photograph things without people – I’m not sure how I do it…
…but a lot of people ask me, when they see my holiday pictures, why I always go to places where no one goes 🙂-
hhmm…seeking serenity perhaps? i’m certainly drawn to places where people are not. LOL!
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Me as well 🙂
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Fantastic! Reminds me, for some reason, of a genetic code reading!
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Thank you for your compliment, Patti.
Well, you might see it as the generic code of Vienna 🙂
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Incredible… Amazing…
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Thank you, Ovi.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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