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04/12/2005 12:02:15 AM · #51 |
Originally posted by coolhar: Originally posted by ElGordo: This is such a good discussion I would like to ask if anyone here believes that some DPCers actually have a style that is appreciated. IMHO, yes. Heida has a distinctive and beautiful style, as does Grigrigirl. No doubt there are a few more (that do not jump to mind) that produce an excellent and stylish photograph. |
kiwiness and magnetic9999 come to mind as dpc'ers with a style of their own. Mustn't forget Jacko, perhaps the most distinctive here. |
While we're naming names :), let's not forget librodo.
His pictures always jump out at me, they cannot be anyone else's. You can know it is his just from the picture, and for me that is style.
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04/12/2005 12:22:05 AM · #52 |
Originally posted by dahkota: My poetry professor always told me, "The best poems always have the poet in them."
No, she didn't mean the poet acted in the poem or the poem was about the poet but that there was an ASPECT of the poet in the poem. A quality where, if you read enough poetry you could say, "Hey, that's a Frank O'Hara." Or a William Carlos Williams. you get the idea. Give your images you.
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Hmmmm... that would be a self-portrait then? :)
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04/12/2005 12:34:29 AM · #53 |
Originally posted by zeuszen: Originally posted by Grigolly: style is very important. for example you can always notice, if the photo is taken by Anne Geddes (i think it spell like this) |
I can't tell, if this post is a satirical comment or a straightforward one.
Ann Geddes' work is about as far removed from any photographic style I can think of. Her photographs are a commodity fit for consumption, which, by my very personal evaluation, comes very close to an exploitation of both subject (a vulnerable one, at that) and prospective buyers (appealing to sentiment as opposed to real feelings).
I (opinion!) consider her work objectionable for these reasons. |
Originally posted by Grigolly: but anyway you can't decline that she has one of the best baby photos. |
Anne Geddes does indeed have a style. It is one I would compare to those tooo cute little kitten picture with the big eyes from back in the 70s. Her work is easily recognizable as her own, so she has a style. I just can't see how anyone would consider any of her photos the best of anything unless maybe you were at a flea market. You can almost always find an Anne Geddes print or poster at any given flea market.
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04/12/2005 12:39:39 AM · #54 |
Originally posted by stdavidson: Originally posted by dahkota: My poetry professor always told me, "The best poems always have the poet in them."
No, she didn't mean the poet acted in the poem or the poem was about the poet but that there was an ASPECT of the poet in the poem. A quality where, if you read enough poetry you could say, "Hey, that's a Frank O'Hara." Or a William Carlos Williams. you get the idea. Give your images you.
d | Hmmmm... that would be a self-portrait then? :) |
I think Dahkota meant give your images some spirit and soul. That is how you develop your own style. I agree with her 100%
Message edited by author 2005-04-12 00:40:20. |
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