Perspective in Nature: White Puffy Clouds, part 1

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[@lechatbotte.]

Beautiful sweater. Great thing to remember her by

[@deborahcorreale352]

beautiful sweater and memory of your mom. This was a great explaniantion of perspective.

[@ginamcdonald7854]

You look lovely in your yellow shirts your mom gave you!!! I know you miss her. Prayers 🙏🏻

[@SandyAllnock1]

Thanks so much…I do ❤️

[@sandyp166]

Beautiful Mom memories! And thank you for the cloud info...looking forward to the next lesson.

[@janecrisci2658]

Thank you for explaining this! I now have a brand new way of looking at these images. ❤

[@LarryJScales]

Yellow is one of your best colors😄Mom knew!

[@geriprior751]

Very helpful. Thanks Sandy.

[@vickikroll9570]

Interesting information about looking at clouds. Never would have looked at it this way. Very helpful.

[@SandyAllnock1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tamir8492]

A really helpful video. Thank you!

[@SandyAllnock1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Lauraisabelgonzalezart]

Your new intro is 👌

[@SandyAllnock1]

Thanks :)

[@BrichaJulbry]

It feels like looking up in the aquarium tunnel or the giant redwood forest canopy. Are they sharing similar rule (if not the same)?

[@SandyAllnock1]

Yes, the laws of perspective don't change just because they're clouds, but clouds interpret them differently. Looking up at them is like looking drectly upward at any object, we're just not really used to seeing the bottom of a subject. The wind-blown formations don't always LOOK like they're following standard perspective, even though they are; I included the last photo just to show we might see things that appear to follow different perspective lines because of the wind blown nature of them. It can get confusing sometimes!