Could large [wall] photographs of landcapes and distant vistas be beneficial to !
Question: ....are looking at computer screens for long periods at home or at work...and for people who live in build up urban areas, and who have no far horizons to look at, for large parts of their lives?
ie: when you look at a landscape with foreground middle ground and far distance...isnt your eye &or mind projecting into that visual space, rather than just scanning the surface of the photo...and shouldnt that have benefits for the eyes/ vision?
Answers: ....are looking at computer screens for long periods at home or at work...and for people who live in build up urban areas, and who have no far horizons to look at, for large parts of their lives?
ie: when you look at a landscape with foreground middle ground and far distance...isnt your eye &or mind projecting into that visual space, rather than just scanning the surface of the photo...and shouldnt that have benefits for the eyes/ vision?
It's a very interesting question. I don't spend too much time on the computer (home and work) and I am lucky that at home, I can look out of my sitting room window (where the computer is) and I have an amazing view, right across the city I live in. My house is very high up and it is the reason I bought it - for the view. But, in answer to your question - yes, large photos and vistas could be beneficial for the reasons you state in your question.
Seriously... are you asking this?!
cause this ain't the right place to look for an answer for this!
Good ideas
like the thinking of this question.
Yes, I believe so. Everyone likes a beautiful, scenic view. It is good for the spirit and the soul, if nothing else. I'm attaching a link for you to a site where I took all the pictures during a trip last month. I hope you like them. Click on any of them to enlarge...