If you think so, you clearly aren't familiar with Photoshop! But this post isn't about altered images. It's about our senses, our view of things, our perspective. What references would you use to decide which direction is "up" in this image? The trees? They always grow straight up, don't they? The ground? It's usually level; at least in the Midwest. The clouds? Pilots know they come in all kinds of sloping patterns and that using them as an "artificial horizon" can be deadly.
Or maybe you know me and know that I try to hold the camera very level, that I'm not one of those photographers who loves a quirky camera angle. The more you trust or agree with me, the more you might be inclined to believe that what I say is "up", really is "up".
Paul was very clear to say, "Follow me as I follow Christ" (I Cor. 11:1). Be sure your reference point is on solid ground, always true. And then check it often. Like pilot (or even hiker) vertigo, you'll be surprised how soon your senses will fail.
