How the World is seen trough Colorblind Eyes
- Posted by Daniel Flück on March 16th, 2006 filed in Pics
Protanope - Third: Deuteranope -
Last: Tritanope
This pictures try to show how the earth, the world, our globe, our planet or at least a picture or a map of it are seen by people with some kind of color blindness.
Color blindness is spread everywhere. In every hemisphere, in every continent, in every country, in every district, in every town almost in every family you can find somebody with some kind of color vision deficiency.
The eyes are for most of us the main tool to accomplish everyday life. And there are so many under us who don’t have the same view as we. Everybody looks at things different. How can we be sure that we even talk about the same colors when we name them?
But let’s face it, if we wouldn’t have this small differences, handicaps and advantages it would be boring. The world be an indistinguishable mass of the same individuals, how boring.
Nothing to google up - nothing to say. Nothing to talk about at the bar and nothing to laugh about (What? You can’t see that!).
Isn’t it beautiful, our planet? Even without all the colors - it’s just colors.
Pictures from Color Blindness explained at EyeCareSource.com.
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