“It is not pictures as objects of perception that teach us about perceiving. Rather, it is making pictures—that is, the making or enacting of experience.” Internal picture-- making, like experience itself, is an activity of carefully looking at the world and reflecting the experience onto what you see, or more importantly, what you do to see. To discover appearances is not to turn one’s gaze inward to sensation and subjectivity. Instead, it is to turn one’s gaze outward, to the world as an embodied viewer.