Interesting article, thought we share it:
Ihttps://petapixel.com/2018/10/22/10-things-van-gogh-can-teach-us-about-photography/
Ihttps://petapixel.com/2018/10/22/10-things-van-gogh-can-teach-us-about-photography/
I thought the lesson would be to keep you ears covered while taking pictures......Regards!Interesting article, thought we share it:
Ihttps://petapixel.com/2018/10/22/10-things-van-gogh-can-teach-us-about-photography/
I thought the lesson would be to keep you ears covered while taking pictures......Regards!
I particularly like point number 5: Paying attention to your subject changes what it is
“It is looking at things for a long time that ripens you and gives you a deeper meaning.” —Vincent van Gogh
Interesting article, thought we share it:
Ihttps://petapixel.com/2018/10/22/10-things-van-gogh-can-teach-us-about-photography/
I was not going to look at it, but then Vincent wants to look at Vincent...The link given comes back as "Safari can't open the specified address." remove the "i" in front of the link and it works.
I’m a huge Van Gogh fan. But that article really does a poor job of representing the real Van Gogh. For one, he was notoriously plagued by self doubt. Also, he was prone to tremendous mood swings, so any inspirational quote you pull from him was likely cherry picked from a sea of depressive ones.
I’m a huge Van Gogh fan. But that article really does a poor job of representing the real Van Gogh. For one, he was notoriously plagued by self doubt. Also, he was prone to tremendous mood swings, so any inspirational quote you pull from him was likely cherry picked from a sea of depressive ones.
He was a Dutchman who lived in France. I take it that his quotes are from either his utterances committed to paper in the French or Dutch language and are someone's translation of said quotes. The punch lines are clearly the author's 21st century "take" of his quotes in U.S. EnglishI doubt much (any?) of that allegedly inspirational pablum was Van Gogh's.
I can't imagine how self doubt will be much use to any photographer. Mood swings, perhaps... but only if one can find a way to channel these into artistic expression and creativity. Not so easy when one is a depressive state, as depression often reduces ambition as well.I’m a huge Van Gogh fan. But that article really does a poor job of representing the real Van Gogh. For one, he was notoriously plagued by self doubt. Also, he was prone to tremendous mood swings, so any inspirational quote you pull from him was likely cherry picked from a sea of depressive ones.
He was a Dutchman who lived in France. I take it that his quotes are from either his utterances committed to paper in the French or Dutch language and are someone's translation of said quotes. The punch lines are clearly the author's 21st century "take" of his quotes in U.S. English
pentaxuser
I particularly like point number 5: Paying attention to your subject changes what it is
“It is looking at things for a long time that ripens you and gives you a deeper meaning.” —Vincent van Gogh
Well, with street work we only have a couple blinks of the eye. Many times I wonder...should I shoot...is it worthwhile? And by that time it is gone. Other times by the time I raise the camera it is gone.
He was a Dutchman who lived in France. I take it that his quotes are from either his utterances committed to paper in the French or Dutch language and are someone's translation of said quotes. The punch lines are clearly the author's 21st century "take" of his quotes in U.S. English
pentaxuser
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