Photo Manipulation

Andrew O'Neill · Jan 19, 2021

michael_r said:
Here’s a classic non-Moonrise example of exactly that by George Tice
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Love it!

cliveh · Jan 21, 2021

jnantz said:
right, but as soon as it is captured in an apparatus, any apparatus it loses its integrity .. sure zen here and now totally get that .. but the only way a scene retains its integrity is with ones eyes
wide open
but even then its probably not faithful because the instant our memory is involved that's the end.

But when captured you have preserved a shadow of that integrity.

Vaughn · Jan 22, 2021

cliveh said:
But when captured you have preserved a shadow of that integrity.

I like that.

jnantz -- I think a scene loses its 'integrity' not just because of memory and how that changes the scene, but the translation of the electrical impulses sent to our brains from light reacting with the retina is not a one-plus-one construction. The memory created in the first place has no integrity with reality.

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