Sadly, "RUSH no more".
Still left us with some dam fine music though; like Sabbath, listening to RUSH is not like listening to different individuel musicians, but almost "one mind" shared between different people.
Penrose triangle. That's a fun one. The Necker cube is good too.
And even more fun is the subtractive version.
Tom
@Jeffh01
IMHO
(The idea behind) That image is simply brilliant!
It is almost certainly taken from a drone, therefore with the focal plane perfectly parallel to the ground.
The ground is (almost) blue, and the brilliant photographer waited until the sun was low on the horizon and cast long shadows of the boys and girls playing ball.
What takes precedence in viewing the photograph are therefore the shadows (which are clearly visible) while the boys (who are of course vertical with respect to the drone) almost "disappear".
The blue ground mimics the blue sky and everything seems to float in the sky itself.
What explains everything is the orange ball suspended halfway up...
I don't know what you see, and I can't even imagine it from your description, but I'd like to understand it.
IMHO
(The idea behind) That image is simply brilliant!
It is almost certainly taken from a drone, therefore with the focal plane perfectly parallel to the ground.
The ground is (almost) blue, and the brilliant photographer waited until the sun was low on the horizon and cast long shadows of the boys and girls playing ball.
What takes precedence in viewing the photograph are therefore the shadows (which are clearly visible) while the boys (who are of course vertical with respect to the drone) almost "disappear".
The blue ground mimics the blue sky and everything seems to float in the sky itself.
What explains everything is the orange ball suspended halfway up...
I don't know what you see, and I can't even imagine it from your description, but I'd like to understand it.
For non locals: what are we viewing here? No clues in far distance even. Only the fourth chap on the extreme right maybe? Globulous Nine from Fiction Frame, not?
Thank you very much, Hugo!
I just understood what it was, it was an editor incorporated into that site, but I still don't understand the function of that white circle though...
However, it's not in the original photo.