In my last post, I ranted a bit about how artists are expected to be "deep", while musicians are allowed to just play. Zak commented that he thought this could be because of a key difference between visual art and music:
"...music takes place over ...
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I love it when I revisit an old photograph, and suddenly I see how to make it better. It always amazes me when this happens. A photograph that I've printed tons of times, and have been very happy with, will suddenly reveal new depths, new ...
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I wanted to show an alterate version of the photograph of the Japanese maple leaf I had in my last post. This version shares the same balance between colors, and between sharp and soft focus. But in this one, the sharpness falls on the ...
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I have been working diligently for the past month on improving my website, making sure that all of the photographs I show on my site are ones I am proud of. I started doing this when an art buyer inquired about one of my photos, ...
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In my last post, Angela was curious about how I carefully refine and polish the photographs I take, as opposed to just trying to capture the 'decisive moment' in the camera. While I plan to write more about this, I stumbled across an article ...
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