my favorite color is blue. i am one of four siblings.
Yes that color blue. It is cool how it's a primary color. There are 3 primary colors right?  Yes, they are known as color theory. your eye on see's blue light between wavelength between approximately 450 and 495 nanometres. Any thing else and you can not see it. 
I did not know that. I mean, what is normal information? Information is information; it may be trivial but it's information. As does azure and azul, in French and Spanish. Blue light is very noticable at night even if it is not bright. Midnight blue is a beautiful shade, I agree. This is my favorite word for blue since it is funny sounding: lapis lazuli, it means blue rock. A very popular stone. I know this is true; blue stands out a lot to me, especially in digital photos. I do love to look off high places to see what I can see.
It's not normal information I'll admit but it's certainly interesting. A good point. In any case, blue is very awesome in how it's just barely within our sight.  Also the word 'violet' used to mean 'blue' Oh blue in the night sky makes Midnight Blue, the best version of blue. Ooh. I also read that distant objects appear more blue because of another optical effect called atmospheric perspective. If you look at a far away place, like from a mountain, you'll notice it gains a blue tint. The 'blue' of the sky isn't just some fill in color. You probably also look at blue birds as well and that's caused by their black wings scattering the light.
his it needs quiet some good time together to perceive it well and its based on interaction . yep . moonlight is amazing but northern light grab you too agree . beautiful . seeing it in person there's no replacement for that . yes but it is pitch black when looking at it . it results beautiful pictures ! yes , i love the mountains and the ocean contrast .
I wonder how people figure that thing out about themselves? Very cool, though. Yes, a very cool thing. I agree wholly, quite an impeccable spectrum. I read online on 4chan that da Vinci was likely an alien from the future. LOL! I love it! What a cute name. I might use that in the future. It's amazing how looking at a photo can make you remember those precious moments. I share your opinion, it's great to see how small we are at that distance.
Yes, they are known as color theory. your eye on see's blue light between wavelength between approximately 450 and 495 nanometres. Any thing else and you can not see it. There are many strategies people use to decode the words and comprehend what is being said. DEcoding is how you are making the symbols into the representation for speech. Haha!  The name azure comes from a blue mineral called lapis lazuli. I also read that distant objects appear more blue because of another optical effect called atmospheric perspective. I also read that distant objects appear more blue because of another optical effect called atmospheric perspective. Same goes for blue eyes, it is actually an optical effect called Tyndall scattering.