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01/30/2004 05:02:02 PM · #1 |
OK, had to share the article in the No.50 (Dec. 03-Jan. 04) issue of LensWork magazine by Brooks Jensen. Lot of good truisms (131 total) in this article. Among my favorites:
"A good photograph, when first seen, hits you like a ton of bricks. A better photograph is almost unseen at first but comes back to mind over and over again long after you've stopped looking at it. This often happens unexpectedly."
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"Lots of photograpers will claim that a photograph that needs a caption is an inferior photograph. This is silly and denies the obvious fact that all photographs are made, seen and interpreted against a social background that influences their appreciation and understanding. No photographer is an island, either."
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01/30/2004 05:06:37 PM · #2 |
These are some great bits from the "Things I've Learned About Phtography" article.. i have posted several of them here in the last two months... it's a GREAT read :)
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