Because some people in drama, incredibly wrong-headedly, have the reverse view.
The reverse view camera is part of Acura's $2,200 touring navigation package, which is also available as an option on Honda's Pilot S.U.V.
In Ashes, which could almost be a reverse view of the same scene, a woman in white appears to wade towards us out of the canvas; a man in black, head in hands, hunches in the corner.
German artist Sigmar Polke's work has often been understood in terms of alchemy; the curators of a vast retrospective coming to Tate Modern next month from New York's Museum of Modern Art take the reverse view.
The Mosque clock, shown in the photo at the top of this post, and again in reverse view, above, is a simple battery-operated clock, and presumably common in the bazaars of Waziristan.
b Reverse view Open image in new window Fig. 7 Stress σ 11 contour plot of tension bolt at the ultimate state (M u = 61.6 kNm).
Here's the reverse view, convincing evidence that we may have actually de-evolved in our architectural progress.
Enrique Norten, the principal of TEN Arquitectos and the designer, designed the building so it looks like a "Z" in reverse if viewed from above.
But it doesn't really matter either way, because you can slice it, dice it, dub it, run it in reverse, or view it from space and probably come away with the same impression: This was one of the greatest episodes in television history.
But it doesn't really matter either way, because you can slice it, dice it, dub it, run it in reverse, or view it from space, and probably come away with the same impression: This was one of the greatest episodes in television history.
