Yea, I know, but it was late...
mike wilson wrote:
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Ah, right. So we agree with other. Good.
> Sorry, I didn't express myself well. In my mind I was thinking
about
> Annie Leibovitz. The comparison in the doco was between these
> photographs taken at crime scenes in the early part of last
> century and
> the Pictorialists. The photography cura
That wuld be artful cmmunicatin. I have a leltter that sticks. Dn't
yu hate it when a letter sticks?
On Feb 12, 2008, at 4:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sally Mann's "What Remains," a 2003 photographic collection, is
> considered pictorialism and is well regarded. Others still attempt
>
Sally Mann's "What Remains," a 2003 photographic collection, is considered
pictorialism and is well regarded. Others still attempt similar manipulations.
Pictorialism may not please everyone, but it is stil a worthy pursuit. I
personally attempt to record moments in time and generally subscribe
Bob W wrote:
> I must have missed the first part of your rant, and I'm still not sure
> what you're saying here. Is this part "But the vigorous amateur verité
> **style [...] the gift of photography was the instantaneous reality"
> something that you're saying, or something the documentary is sayin
I must have missed the first part of your rant, and I'm still not sure
what you're saying here. Is this part "But the vigorous amateur verité
**style [...] the gift of photography was the instantaneous reality"
something that you're saying, or something the documentary is saying?
You haven't inclu
You should never let the opinions of the BBC disturb you. It's not what
they used to be.
Derby Chang wrote:
> Sorry for continuing on my rant. The seed was sown a little while ago by
> this dastardly BBC series
>
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/photography/genius/
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> One of the strong themes in an earl
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