Perception

[mothwing]

Does your perception change when your mood changes?

I bet it does. Mine certainly does.

This is what a park around the corner normally looks like:


Without glasses:


Tired:

Somehow, I am less short-sighted when I am tired, I don't know why. Also, all coloured less bright.

Nervous:

Little details start to become more important.

Depressed:

Everything is just too bright. Every colour hurts my eyes, and I get annoyed by the stupid trees in our street because they are so bloody green, and when the sun hits the leaves, it's such an ugly colour.
I think it's beautiful when I'm not feeling bad.

I spent about an hour trying to get "happy" and "calm" right and then gave up because it sucked.

I usually get the feeling that there is generally more yellow in what I see, but that doesn't really work for this picture, as it is pretty yellow already. Just take anything and try to create a "sunshine" effect, adding more red and yellow to the picture as a whole.
That's what a happy world looks like for me.

Comments

[mothwing.livejournal.com]

Pretty nature is certainly readily available where we live, that's true. I adore my daily train ride through the fields and the forests, too. It still sucks that we live in the back of beyond, but it IS pretty as far as landscape is concerned, that's true. :D

[fennyfen.livejournal.com]

I live in an ugly town. Lol. There's nothing pretty here. xDD

[mothwing.livejournal.com]

I bet there is something somewhere. It's bound to be better than Hannover, which is the ugliest town in the world. XD