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<\/a>\nBut this is not what my eyes and mind see.<\/p>\n
So I darkened the picture.<\/p>\n
Then I cropped almost everything out to concentrate my mind on the colour of the tree.<\/p>\n Still not right, and having cropped it so much it’s out of focus.<\/p>\n Then I remembered my friend Lisa Gordon<\/a> talking about a picture of a lovely lilac (I think), she had seen while out walking but when she saw the picture on her screen it just didn’t look like what she had seen in the street. So she played with the picture until it looked like what her eyes and mind had seen.<\/p>\n I did something similar. I used an app called Glaze and this is how I see the tree every day.<\/p>\n And this is it ‘waterlogued’<\/p>\n I love how your eyes can focus on something while blocking out all extraneous detail. Something the camera can’t do unless you use your long lens and a tripod and a set of steps which I don’t have handy this morning and<\/em> I just remembered that it is Wednesday and time to link up with Helena. Pixel magic, I love it!<\/p>\n Thank you Helena<\/a> for this wonderful meme. I can hardly believe we have been zooming around all over the world for a year. I wonder if you might do something similar next year?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I have been zooming in and out on a tree this week. Zooming and being disappointed when I see on my screen what my eyes think they have seen. I see this beautiful splash of colour over the fence every … Continue reading <\/a>
\nBut it’s still not right.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n