Luminous Landscape Forum

The Art of Photography => But is it Art? => Topic started by: OmerV on May 16, 2019, 10:18:55 am

Title: Landscapes as art...
Post by: OmerV on May 16, 2019, 10:18:55 am
Yet another interpretation:

The artist statement is, unsurprising, self-absorbed. But the images are interesting, stretching to touch the binary expectations of what landscape photography might be.

Not quite academic or New York fine art, but perhaps, if it's not a bad thing, more accessible.

Cody Cobb:

https://awards.visitcenter.org/awards2019/curators_choice/index.php?gallery=second_place


With more text:

http://lenscratch.com





Title: Re: Landscapes as art...
Post by: Rob C on May 16, 2019, 11:05:06 am
Yet another interpretation:

The artist statement is, unsurprising, self-absorbed. But the images are interesting, stretching to touch the binary expectations of what landscape photography might be.

Not quite academic or New York fine art, but perhaps, if it's not a bad thing, more accessible.

Cody Cobb:

https://awards.visitcenter.org/awards2019/curators_choice/index.php?gallery=second_place


With more text:

http://lenscratch.com


Interesting photographs; shame about the writing that destroys it by smothering it in more gallerista-speak, which the moment I see it, turns off my ability to accept anything connected as worthwhile.

Next time, I'm sure there will be deep invocations of spirits and ancient peoples with mystical powers of flight...