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Mediated Reality as illusory transparency
This is a picture I took at the base of Niagara Falls, which itself is perhaps the world's most photographed subject.
I took this picture as a cover shot for my book, but the book publisher ended up using a different one of my pictures (a picture I took of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York).
I still use this picture to illustrate mediated reality, e.g. replacing reality with what's really there...
Full resolution version may be found in http://wearcam.org/easel.htm (this version's downsampled and severely compressed to fit within the 100k byte Wikipedia suggested maximum filesize)
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