A profound mystery

bjorke

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• Mar 14, 2005

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Photography is about freezing time. Dilapidation is the point where form approaches final collapse. Seems like a natural combination to me

 

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• Mar 14, 2005

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I like what Chuck 94022 said, but I would include shape and form as well.

Really an interesting thread and a good read.

 

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Just for kicks . . .

 

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• Mar 14, 2005

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Ed Sukach said:

First I've heard of "Wabi-sabi". I agree with the concept.

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If this wasn't so close to Wishy-Washy or potentially mistaken for a sushi condiment, I'd declare myself to be a "Wabi-Sabi Photographer". Seems to me it covers all aspects of my photographic intentions!

 

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• Mar 14, 2005

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Do 'spicy' photographs reflect the Wasabi aesthetic?