Posted by timothy (Tokyo, Japan) on 18 April 2008 in Art & Design.
as an amateur photographer, i do consider myself to be a bit of an artist. nevertheless, i try to photograph the world as it appears to me-- and as such, the only editing i tend to do via photoshop is to balance the tones and colors after i scan. however, just as some photographers may use photoshop to selectively retouch a scene, i was reminded by this chap that painting was the original way of selectively editing things. i find it intriguing as to how and why painters select a particular subject to place onto their canvas; it's interesting, too, that some choose to capture the quieter elements of the scene rather than the bustle.
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after you "scan" - are you using film?
18 Apr 2008 2:03am
I would love to see this in colour...;)
18 Apr 2008 6:20am
very very beautiful pic .. nice shot (bji kurd):))
18 Apr 2008 6:57am
Like the concept here very much, and your words are so very true. Keep up the good work.
18 Apr 2008 5:34pm
great moment
20 Apr 2008 8:49pm
PREVIEW ONLY
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