#seeingdifferently

Many individuals on the autism spectrum have a unique way of seeing the world, which can lead to incredible creativity and innovation. From art and music to problem-solving and invention, let's celebrate the creative talents within the autism community. Share your stories of creativity and how it has provided a unique perspective on the world.

I’ve been catching up recently with my dear friend Laura Paresky Gould. Laura and I have been friends since the 20th century. Our friendship is old, even if we refuse to be. Laura is a force of inspiration. I am enthralled by her Seeing Differently project and how it manifests in her photography. You can see some of her work on her @MiamiColorTheory Instagram. Today I went on a photo safari in Downtown LA, moved by Laura’s example. The images here are from that trip to both sides of LA’s First Street Bridge. #seeingdifferently #miamicolortheory #XK9 (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChjIUVFO61t/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

absolutely beautiful day today, after the snow and rain and 40 mph winds, a gunmetal sea to feast your eyes upon! #lookingatlandscape #seeingdifferently #seethesea https://www.instagram.com/p/B56Cp7BFcE0/?igshid=1jrnyqs6qc1l2

I love time-lapse videos and often create them myself, but never to the length or hard work required to created the videos detailed here. I like time-lapse because I think it can help us see the unseen in the world around us. As one example of this, we don’t really notice the movement of the sun across our home or garden as it happens much too slowly to really capture our attention. Speed up time though, through a time-lapse and we can clearly see how and where the sun is traveling about our environment. Analyzing the movement of people in a space is another great use for time-lapse. You can see patterns that might not otherwise be obvious at normal speed.Most phones have the ability to easily create time-lapse videos. Try it out for yourself. What is happening around you that might benefit from a little “seeing differently.”Once you’ve made a few time-lapse videos, trying slowing things down with your camera’s slo-mo features and record an entirely different world. — Douglas E. Welch

Got a call to do some work for a local Colorado roofing company, All Angles Covered, a few weeks back. We delivered the images they needed for their website and pushed beyond, creating some unique imagery for the campaign as well #chrissessionsphotography #seeingdifferently https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo9k98fl6nU/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=19v28dlugvsw6

I learned I should speak my mind even when people say they hate my emotions... What's the biggest thing you learned from last year ? 📝 #seeingdifferently (at United Arab Emirates, Desert)