Personal evolution of 
ENHANCEMENT of VISUAL PERCEPTION 

Theory: NATURE PROVIDES A VISUAL BLUEPRINT OF THE HUMAN MIND.

Enhancement of Visual Perception 1 (infrared black-greys- white).
It visually explains that infrared photography is an important tool to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). 

In the natural world, connectors are provided to facilitate the passage between the different elements (forms, color, and light), for example the grays are used as transition to the oppositions black and white. These connectors prevent the loss of inner energy that can be used for positive thinking. In nature, the ease of movement from one form to another is so subtle that we are unaware of it, unless we spend a great amount of time surrounded by nature or unified sensory information. 

The cameras used were regular Olympus e-620 and Sony Nex 7 converted to infrared (full spectrum) using a filter Hoya r72. The triangle below the diagrams symbolizes balance or harmony.

The first nine images demonstrate the marriage of almost straight lined trees with curves (clouds, curved trunks / branches / needles, etc.). Most of these images were taken in a grove of tamaracks. Tamaracks are excellent examples of how nature provide visual connections between trees. The last two images demonstrate that when different natural elements meet, or their shades on the ground, or the sunlight on clouds, etc. they can reproduce strong contrasts or hard-edges. These are accompanied by thousands of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / fallen leaves / color, passage from the lit side to the indirect lit side of a cloud, etc.). Those blends help the brain to enjoy these contrasting hard-edged items. 

The cameras used for the next ten files were the combination of a regular camera with another one converted to infra-red (full spectrum), using either a filter Hoya r72, or various filters of color or a filter hot mirror (infra-red to regular).

Note: These visual explanations can be difficult to understand because the universal discovery transition is almost absent in the present man-made world

Enhancement of Visual Perception 2 (infrared black-greys- white).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). 

The first six images visually demonstrate that the apparent flatness of the earth’s sky is counter balanced by the textured elements on the ground, including the oceans (motion of the water, etc.). 
The last two images demonstrate that nature provides thousands of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / fallen leaves / color, light on a cloud, etc.) to ease the passage to hard edged elements. These blends help the brain to enjoy these contrasting hard-edged items. 

Enhancement of Visual Perception 3 (infrared black-greys-white versus regular color).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). 

The first four images (infrared versus regular) demonstrate that the apparent flatness of the earth’s sky is counter balanced by the textured elements on the ground, including the oceans (motion of the water, etc.). Many of these images are part of natural connecting image 66. 
The next six images (infrared versus regular) demonstrate that nature provided millions of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / fallen leaves / color, light on a cloud, etc.) to ease the passage to hard edged elements. These blends help the brain to enjoy these contrasting hard-edged items. 

Enhancement of Visual Perception 4 (color; infrared versus regular photography).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). Many of these images are part of natural connecting image 67.
 
The first five images (infrared versus regular) demonstrate that nature provides thousands of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / fallen leaves / color, light on a cloud, etc.) to ease the passage to hard edged elements. These blends help the brain to enjoy these contrasting hard-edged items.
 
The fifth image (infrared versus regular): The sun’s rotation plays an important role in reproducing the transitional growth of vegetation, form wise and color wise, resulting in millions of live blends that are easily recognized by the human mind because the transition between the different oppositions is included. 

Images 6, 7, 8, 9 (infrared versus regular) demonstrate that the apparent flatness of the earth’s sky is counter balanced by the textured elements on the ground, including the oceans (motion of the water, etc.). 

Images 7, 8, 9 (infrared versus regular): The sun’s rotation plays an important role in reproducing the transitional growth of vegetation, form wise and color wise, resulting in millions of live blends that are easily recognized by the human mind because the transition between the different oppositions is included. The tamaracks trees are excellent examples of how branches interlace especially during the fall. They played an important role in the clarification of Transition.

Image 9 (infrared versus regular): In the natural world, each major element (sky, vegetation, and ground) uses its own family of colors. They complement one another. This natural color organization can be classified as parallel, or the elimination of visual competition. When an animal has a color that appears to be the same as the ground of the earth or the sand of a desert, there are still distinctions, for example a deer has a different texture. It took years for me to understand the importance of this simple organization. Unfortunately those making the present man-made world use non parallel color, unaware that there is an option.

Image 10 (infrared versus regular) is part of a man-made garden. It demonstrates that nature provided thousands of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / fallen leaves / color, light on a cloud, etc.) to ease the passage to hard edged color like pink to purple or red to green. These blends help the brain to enjoy the contrasting color.

Enhancement of Visual Perception 5 (color; infrared versus regular photography).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). Most of these images were taken in a grove of tamaracks. Tamaracks are excellent examples of how nature provide visual connections between trees.

Image 1 (three infrared versus one regular): The sun’s rotation plays an important role in reproducing the transitional growth of vegetation, form wise and color wise, resulting in millions of live blends that are easily recognized by the human mind because the transition between the different oppositions is included.
  
Image 2, 3 (2 infrared versus 2 regular). In the natural world, each major element (sky, vegetation, and ground) uses its own family of colors. They complement one another. This natural color organization can be classified as parallel, or the elimination of visual competition. When an animal has a color that appears to be the same as the ground of the earth or the sand of a desert, there are still distinctions, for example a deer has a different texture. It took years for me to understand the importance of this simple organization. Unfortunately those making the present man-made world use non parallel color, unaware that there is an option. 

Image 4 (three infrared versus one regular): The sun’s rotation plays an important role in reproducing the transitional growth of vegetation, form wise and color wise, resulting in millions of live blends that are easily recognized by the human mind because the transition between the different oppositions is included. 
 
Image 5 (three infrared versus one regular) demonstrate that the apparent flatness of the earth’s sky is counter balanced by the textured elements on the ground, including the oceans (motion of the water, etc.). 

Image 6 (three infrared versus one regular) demonstrate that when different natural elements meet, or their shades on the ground, or the sunlight on clouds, etc. they reproduce strong contrasts or hard-edges. These are accompanied by millions of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / fallen leaves / color, passage from the lit side to the indirect lit side of a cloud, etc.). Those blends help the brain to enjoy these contrasting hard-edged items. 

Enhancement of Visual Perception 6 (color; infrared versus regular photography).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). These images are part of natural connecting image 66. 

The image (infrared versus regular): In the natural world, each major element (sky, vegetation, and ground) uses its own family of colors. They complement one another. This natural color organization can be classified as parallel, or the elimination of visual competition. When an animal has a color that appears to be the same as the ground of the earth or the sand of a desert, there are still distinctions, for example a deer has a different texture. It took years for me to understand the importance of this simple organization. Unfortunately those making the present man-made world use non parallel color, unaware that there is an option. 

Enhancement of Visual Perception 7 (color; infrared versus regular photography).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). These images are part of natural connecting image 66. 

The image (infrared versus regular): In the natural world, each major element (sky, vegetation, and ground) uses its own family of colors. They complement one another. This natural color organization can be classified as parallel, or the elimination of visual competition. When an animal has a color that appears to be the same as the ground of the earth or the sand of a desert, there are still distinctions, for example a deer has a different texture. It took years for me to understand the importance of this simple organization. Unfortunately those making the present man-made world use non parallel color, unaware that there is an option. 

Enhancement of Visual Perception 8 (color; infrared versus regular photography).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). These images are part of natural connecting image 67. 

The image (infrared versus regular): In the natural world, each major element (sky, vegetation, and ground) uses its own family of colors. They complement one another. This natural color organization can be classified as parallel, or the elimination of visual competition. When an animal has a color that appears to be the same as the ground of the earth or the sand of a desert, there are still distinctions, for example a deer has a different texture. It took years for me to understand the importance of this simple organization. Unfortunately those making the present man-made world use non parallel color, unaware that there is an option. 

Enhancement of Visual Perception 9 (color; infrared versus regular photography).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). These images were taken around Jasper, Alberta, Canada. 

Image 1, the two diagrams: Nature provides thousands of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / light on textured ground / color, etc.) to ease the passage to hard edged elements. Those blends help the brain to enjoy these contrasting hard-edged items. 

Image 2, center diagram: These images demonstrate that the apparent flatness of the earth’s sky is counter balanced by the textured elements on the ground, including the oceans (motion of the water, etc.). 
Image 3, top and bottom diagrams: In the natural world, each major element (sky, vegetation, and ground) uses its own family of colors. They complement one another. This natural color organization can be classified as parallel, or the elimination of visual competition. When an animal has a color that appears to be the same as the ground of the earth or the sand of a desert, there are still distinctions, for example a deer has a different texture. It took years for me to understand the importance of this simple organization. Unfortunately those making the present man-made world use non parallel color, unaware that there is an option. 
Image 4, top and bottom diagrams: In general natural forms are a marriage of almost straight lines and curves, in this case the top part of the mountain and forest, etc.
Image 4, center diagram: The natural moving organic forms are primarily a visual combination of blends. The same applies to non-moving forms. These exceptional combination of multiples blends are highly communicative or easily recognized by the human mind. 
Enhancement of Visual Perception 10 (color; infrared versus regular photography).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). These images are part of the Canadian Rockies, south of Jasper. 

Images 1, 2 diagrams top and bottom: The sun’s rotation plays an important role in reproducing the transitional growth of vegetation, form wise and color wise, resulting in millions of live blends that are easily recognized by the human mind because the transition between the different oppositions is included. In this case, the ground.
Images 1, 2 center diagram: Nature provides thousands of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / light on textured ground / color, etc.) to ease the passage to hard edged elements. Those blends help the brain to enjoy these contrasting hard-edged items. 

Images 2, 3 center diagram: These images demonstrate that the apparent flatness of the earth’s sky is counter balanced by the textured elements on the ground, including the oceans (motion of the water, etc.). 
Image 3, center diagram to the left: The natural moving organic forms are primarily a visual combination of blends. The same applies to non-moving forms. These exceptional combination of multiples blends are highly communicative or easily recognized by the human mind. 
Image 4, diagrams 1, 3: In the natural world, each major element (sky, vegetation, and ground) uses its own family of colors. They complement one another. This natural color organization can be classified as parallel, or the elimination of visual competition. When an animal has a color that appears to be the same as the ground of the earth or the sand of a desert, there are still distinctions, for example a deer has a different texture. It took years for me to understand the importance of this simple organization. Unfortunately those making the present man-made world use non parallel color, unaware that there is an option.
Image 4, diagrams 2, 4: The sun’s rotation plays an important role in reproducing the transitional growth of vegetation, form wise and color wise, resulting in millions of live blends that are easily recognized by the human mind because the transition between the different oppositions is included. In this case, the trees.
Enhancement of Visual Perception 11 (color; infrared versus regular photography).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery, Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). These images are part of the Canadian Rockies, Parker Ridge area. 
Image 1: This image demonstrates the marriage of almost straight lined trees with curves (mountains). Natural elements grow larger, small / medium / large, and formation of mountains exhibit transition through size. The sun’s rotation plays an important role in reproducing the transitional growth of vegetation, form wise and color wise, resulting in millions of live blends that are easily recognized by the human mind because the transition between the different oppositions is included. In this case, the trees, the formation of the mountains, etc.
Image 2, diagrams left and right: This image demonstrates that in the natural world, each major element (sky, vegetation, and ground) uses its own family of colors. They complement one another. This natural color organization can be classified as parallel, or the elimination of visual competition. When an animal has a color that appears to be the same as the ground of the earth or the sand of a desert, there are still distinctions, for example a deer has a different texture. It took years for me to understand the importance of this simple organization. Unfortunately those making the present man-made world use non parallel color, unaware that there is an option. 

Image 2, center diagram: The natural moving organic forms are primarily a visual combination of blends. The same applies to non-moving forms. These exceptional combination of multiples blends are highly communicative or easily recognized by the human mind. 
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Images 2, 3 center diagram: These images demonstrate that the apparent flatness of the earth’s sky is counter balanced by the textured elements on the ground, including the oceans (motion of the water, etc.). 

Image 4, diagrams 1, 3: The sun’s rotation plays an important role in reproducing the transitional growth of vegetation, form wise and color wise, resulting in millions of live blends that are easily recognized by the human mind because the transition between the different oppositions is included. In this case, the trees.
Image 4, diagram 2: This image demonstrates that nature provides thousands of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / fallen leaves / color, etc.) to ease the passage to hard edged elements. Those blends help the brain to enjoy these contrasting hard-edged items.
Enhancement of Visual Perception 12 
The image above is a PDF, format 4400 x 30000 pixels, 10.9mb), (color, infrared versus regular photography).
Infrared photography is used to further illustrate the universal discovery Transition (light / contrast / forms / color, etc.). These images are excerpts of natural connecting image 62, 2019-20, VISUAL EXPLANATIONS.
Image 1 (top and bottom) is an example of transition 4: It demonstrates the marriage of almost straight lined trees with curves (snow). 
Images 2, 3 (top and bottom) is an example of transition 8: They demonstrate that in the natural world, each major element (sky, vegetation, and ground) uses its own family of colors. They complement one another. This natural color organization can be classified as parallel, or the elimination of visual competition. When an animal has a color that appears to be the same as the ground of the earth or the sand of a desert, there are still distinctions, for example a deer has a different texture. It took years for me to understand the importance of this simple organization. Unfortunately those making the present man-made world use non parallel color, unaware that there is an option. 
Image 4 (top and bottom) is an example of transition 6: When various natural elements meet, like their shades on snow, etc. They can reproduce contrasts like hard-edged elements. Those are accompanied by thousands of blends (interlacing of branches / plants / fallen leaves / color, etc.) to ease the passage to hard edged elements. Those blends help the brain to enjoy these contrasting hard-edged items.
Most of the present manufactured world does not have any universal reference and cannot be recognized by the thought process, thus draining its most precious inner energy. Infrared photography has become an important tool to further explain the simplicity of the universal discovery, Transition. With this and other technologies, we can create virtual parallel environments (recognizable sensory information) and eventually erase selfishness.
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Wishing you unified sensory information,
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