For about a year now, I've been part of a community of artistic-minded photographers who share a common desire of receiving honest feedback and critiques of our images. Recently, two images were posted that caused me to recognize something I've always known but never really put into words. Here are the two images:
Suddenly it struck me...when viewing a truly great photograph, common critiques about composition, lighting, processing and such are completely irrelevant. The lesson for me here is that the very best images transcend "technical flaws" in such a powerful way as to no longer be seen as something that needs improved or perfected.
Very True :)
[ btw.. I am a follower of lostinfocus :) ]
Posted by: Angshuman | February 26, 2008 at 02:44 AM
i dont think these particular photos are of my liking but i agree with you. sometimes you like a piece of art despite it's flaws.
when you love it it is exactly because of them.
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I like the most, the first one. because the way that the silhouette of the woman bend with her surronding.
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The first picture is more appealing to my eyes. There may be "technical flaws" on it but I do care less. It is a matter of how you see and understand the message of the picture.
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