Saturday, December 13, 2008
A good friend,
a photographer whom I greatly admire,
once told me that I didn't know the difference
between a "landscape" and a "scene."
a photographer whom I greatly admire,
once told me that I didn't know the difference
between a "landscape" and a "scene."
"Ha!" I said.
(Yes, I literally said, "Ha!").
The difference is obvious.
(Yes, I literally said, "Ha!").
The difference is obvious.
Isn't it?
Who cares anyway.
No sense in getting hypertechnical.
Does it really matter if call something a seascape or landfallscene?
A newyorkcitylowermanhattanacutally
-withabitoftheharbor-
pre-nineelevenscape?
-withabitoftheharbor-
pre-nineelevenscape?
A pre-exxonvaldezprincewilliamsoundscene?
It's only important thatwhen these images are seen,
they provide a little bit of an escape.
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5 comments:
I love this series of pictures. They all look so sunny and inviting, not dark and rainy/snowy like it is here. I am in serious need of some sunshine I think...
Oooh, lovely. I don't know the difference between a landscape or a scene, but I DO know the difference between naked and nude thanks to my fifth-grade art teacher. Does that count?
Shade and Sweetwater,
K
Thanks for the e-scape (and the landscapes)! My comfort is more with photographing people, so I get intimidated with landscapes. But your photos are a good reminder that I should be trying anyways!
I love photography, but have no idea what to do with a camera. You on the other hand do. Great pictures!
Fantastic.
By the way, isn't a scene something you make when your husband doesn't cuddle you?
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