Great example to help understand what you are looking for in side images

I have lived and work in a 3d world for a very long time and looking at side scans came quite naturally to me, but conveying what you are actually seeing has been a challenge to my friends and clients. When I tell someone to "look for the shadows",or "follow the shadows back toward the boat", they often look a bit puzzled.

This image does a really great job of it with a subject everyone can relate to. Read the text, this image was taken directly above the camels. You are just seeing the shadows of the camels in black.

Hope it helps a bit, Phill Pittman

Very nice.

Thanks for the perspective, I just got my self set up with side image this pic helps shorten my learning curve. Thanks again!

Great find. That is really cool

GREAT pic .I really don't think I would have ever made out the camels without the explation.Darrell

Very interesting

That helps. Thanks for the post.

What lake was that?

This is awesome! I was always curious how it broke down. Great information!

Excellent perspective Phill.

When I fish for camels I never see a school that big!
Great picture and does explain side image concept reall well.

Without the explanation, I don't think you would've known the shadows were camels!

Nice pic and explanation...dont stop there, keep the info coming

Dang are we that much alike??? Ha really makes ya look at things twice.Darrell

Cool.

I'm thinking it's Lake Mirage???

What did they bite on and do they pull hard?

They bite Camel Jockeys!
New bait prototype Belinda!!!

Nice image and example.

Lake Mirage I think lol

Great comparison!

I was checking out some sloughs off the Trinity River down around Trinity, TX on Google Maps and noticed this image:




This is similar to how the camels appear, right? Are these buzzards?

This is a really great perspective. Thanks for sharing.