With today's technologically savvy society, there's probably few of you who don't know that photographs are, simply put, made up of a bunch of dots. You may have even experienced the dismay of opening a JPEG file and seeing some of the image has deteriorated, leaving small pin holes or odd coloring of the picture. I bring this up, because it's New Year's Eve and time for resolutions. I thought it might be interesting to consider them in a different way.
• In the Big Picture we each are just one dot. But without our own unique pigments, ideas, personality, etc. the image is not complete.
• Depending on the resolution, we could be a small dot or a big dot. We could represent a large portion of the image or a very tiny part. We each have a purpose.
• The resolution determines how sharp or grainy the image. Is it a fine and crisp image or just a lot of noise?
• What image do we represent? Is it a landscape or portrait? Is it realistic or abstract? Is it art or pornography?
When thinking about resolutions, there's a lot to consider.
