About Photography, broadly.
Authenticity
Well asked, here! Touching Bottom, a blog post by Peter Earl McCollough.
This is my Dad, up to mischief at a church homecoming.
I intend to create a repeating workshop addressing authenticity and personal vision.
It’s timely for those who also might be asking themselves, “Why Am I Making Photographs, Again?”, and wondering why “the spark” is gone.
I sometimes think of a line in (I think) a movie (maybe a play?) about a photographer, in which he says something like “you’d be surprised how few people will buy a nice photo of a tree”. (Somehow it reminds me of Clint Eastwood, in ” ..Bridges..”, but it probably wasn’t.) I thought of it, again, when this came up, linked in a posting by a fellow photographer, Sterling E. Stevens ,
Another day among the dandelions… playing the sunlight/shade options:
