The thread features a collection of random photos shared by participants, encompassing various subjects such as landscapes, wildlife, and personal experiences. The discussion includes comments on the photos, questions about techniques, and reflections on the memories associated with the images.
Participants generally share their photos and experiences without reaching a consensus on specific technical aspects or interpretations of the images. Multiple viewpoints and interpretations are present throughout the discussion.
Some discussions involve assumptions about photographic techniques and the conditions under which photos were taken, which are not fully explored or resolved.
Individuals interested in photography, nature, and personal storytelling may find the shared experiences and insights valuable.
More like you need to be old enough to remember the Magic Eye craze of mid-nineties ;)morrobay said:
I'd lost the trick of seeing those. Got there in the end though.Borek said:
It's a beautiful photo in itself, but I think it's extra cool that there aren't any modern world items visible in it. I like that a lot.Astranut said:
Thank you Dennis. Modern day structures and people can often be a distraction in many photos.DennisN said:It's a beautiful photo in itself, but I think it's extra cool that there aren't any modern world items visible in it. I like that a lot.
In the U.S., we have a slow-moving train wreck.StevieTNZ said:
Put us out of our misery @Ivan SeekingIvan Seeking said:
The solution to this problem is left as an exercise for the student.pinball1970 said:
