Each of us sitting here, thank God, has a pair of eyes, and each of us are looking out and seeing through those eyes. And because we’re all in a little bit of a different location we have a different perspective on what we see. We see things a little bit differently.
If you were to take a camera, and for those of you who know about cameras, the angle of the view of a camera changes dependent on the lens that you use; if you have a 20mm lens it’s a shorter view angle, a 50mm lens is a wider view angle, a 200mm lens is even a wider view angle and so on. They now have cameras that do panoramic views.
Now, you can use different cameras sitting in the same spot, and dependent on what lens you’re using from that spot, you can have an entirely different view of what’s going on. If say the area is one thousand feet wide and you had a panoramic lens that could get all one thousand feet, and you had a 50mm lens that could only get twenty feet, or forty feet or sixty feet, there’s a big difference in what you see between all of that.
Now, that has to do with physical input of what you see and you should already understand that what I’m driving at is dependent on your perspective; the view you have of things, changes…
