When he did, he changed the reverse to a plain view, or head-on perspective, of Monticello.
Rather than just a plain rectangle crop, Perspective Crop lets you adjust the relative perspective of the image as you crop.
Donald Trump has made his perspective plain.
The Neolithic Daxi-Qujialing-Qinglongquan cultures of the Jianghan Plains, from the perspective of territory, all became part of the Chu culture.
Courbet, prophet of the "real" in 19th-century French art, instead takes an awkward view of her back and makes plain by this rude perspective that he is painting a real woman, not some imagined nymph.
Ever since before Inauguration Day, the path forward for Trump was plain from a political perspective: Let the investigations into the Russian hacking proceed, tell the public you're confident they'll find nothing, get busy with the running of the country.
YOU DON'T KNOW JACK ($26.98; HBO) -- Slightly overshadowed by the Emmy sweep of HBO's other high quality TV movie Temple Grandin, this looks at the assisted suicide/mercy killing or depending on your perspective just plain killing of Dr. Jack Kevorkian.
A number of questions related to the mechanics in the healthy brain can be addressed from a plain solid or fluid perspective as discussed in Sects. 2 and 3.
The horizontal peacefulness of desert plains gave her the perspective she longed for, and her work somehow exchanged depth for breadth in terms of emotional content.
It's to see things plain and in their true perspective.
Swedish director Roy Andersson presents us with loosely connected scenes from the end of the world, in a series of bizarre tableaux unfolding in weirdly lucid dream-landscapes of vast plains, endless corridors and vertiginous perspective lines - each scene filmed in one long take from a static camera.
