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Speaking of camera angles in Photography, "far" and "near" seem to be a set of binary opposite imagery that are unavoidable in the process of artistic creation. The real and objective scenes recorded by the camera, due to different viewing angles, may lead to experiences of visual shock or alienated feeling. This is due to the camera is unconscious, while the audience reception is selective: viewing the scene from respective angles, the human brain will "edit" the scene in front of the eyes according to prior knowledge and memory.

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Vivo joins hands with partners to recap their accomplishments in 2021, look ahead to plan for 2022, and continue conveying the “Joy of Humanity” with professional photography

Auguste Rodin: Everything you need to know Auguste Rodin: Everything you need to know RD: How would you describe Auguste Rodin’s artwork to somebody completely unfamiliar? HO:Auguste Rodin (1840–1917) is a figurative sculptor, probably best known for his monumental works in bronze and marble. One of his most iconic sculptures is The Thinker, 1881 which will be included in the [upcoming Tate] show. However, this exhibition will focus on a different side of his practice: looking at his works in plaster. It will offer visitors an opportunity to explore lesser-known facets of his iconic w...