Here you can see the final product of my work, ready for the wall;
the print all by itself you can see in this post.
My photography is heavily influenced by impressionist paintings.
That's why for me perfection is far less important; it's the
impression a picture leaves that counts.
I'm sorry to say so, but impressing through technical skills is a thing for uninspired artists.
And it's BIG in photography.
Shot on Kodak Portra 400, if I remember correctly, using a Graflex 4x5 camera.
I can't agree more. That's a lovely image. I love the colors!
Thanks @isabellemonisse!
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Wow. The print by itself was awesome, but in that heavy gilt frame it really emphasizes the moodiness. Yes, absolutely, impressionist is a perfect way to describe your work. And your quotes at the end of this post couldn't be more true (although I think this applies to pretty much all art, I may agree that it is particularly pronounced in photography). You rock!
Yihaa! Thanks!!!
in art the obsession is with concept, as in photography it's more with tech... both are quite unlively resources...
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Heey this is great, almost like a painting! It gives me a decadence mood, really precise, amazing job!
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