photopop 7.0 ~ entropy and order
Crumbling is not an instant's Act
A fundamental pause
Dilapidation's processes
Are organized Decays.
- emily dickinson
posted by gravitas et nugalis at 10/05/2006 04:12:00 AM
Thursday, October 05, 2006
Crumbling is not an instant's Act
A fundamental pause
Dilapidation's processes
Are organized Decays.
- emily dickinson
Is Photography Art? A great soccer manager, who, when asked whether football was a matter of life and death replied. "Nothing as trivial as that!"
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8 Comments:
The image does not seem to move me much as many of the images previously posted have. I also have a problem with people hinding behind alias'.
Not singling you out Photopoop 7.0
“People use aliases all the time in life.”
- Scott McClellan
(American White House spokesman)
"No problem is so formidable that you can't walk away from it."
- Charles M. Schulz
as "editor-in-chief" of The Landscapist I can state that photopo 7.0 is exercising a bit of discretion at this time regarding true identity - I think photopop 7.0 does want true identity to interfere with the evaluation of the photograph...
I assume your comment about hiding behind alias' is a witticism coming as it does from "anonymous"...
but, lest we digress - this blog is about photography and ideas of about photography...
Hey I like that program.....
As for the image, I feel that the window is a frame leading me to the portal eminating from the shadows. A very mysterious feeling that I get from this. Also a feeling of hope, once we pass through.
I love this image! It sometimes makes me think the window is really a mirror, but I can't see myself in it...
This is nice - I really like the composition here..
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