"... (I) believe in a single and very powerful principal: Less is more.
(...)
I really do think that the amount of pictures taken is counterproductive.
That’s why shooting fewer frames will make you a better photographer:
1) Spend your time wisely (...)
2) Plan in advance, not during your shoot (...)
3) Don’t dilute the moment (...)
4) Do one thing well (...)
5) Challenge yourself (...)"
Roman Jehanno / Why shooting fewer frames will make you a better photographer
Je déteste les photos de coucher de soleil (je préfère les regarder)... mais j'adore cette pensée: "We staan te vaak met onze rug naar een zon sondergang omdat we een selfie aan het nemen zijn" / "Nous tournons trop souvent le dos au coucher de soleil parce que nous sommes en train de prendre un selfie!"
Kris Verburgh / Source: De Morgen, 13/10/2014
"Pour certaines œuvres photographiques, cela va même beaucoup plus loin :
le produit final, la photographie, n’a pas réellement d’importance. Car
le plus important, c’est le processus qui a créé ces images. Voyons un
peu cela."
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"Originally born in Havana, Cuba, photographer Abelardo Morell has embraced the classic technique of camera obscura,
a method used photographically through the use of pinhole cameras.
Morell finds rooms with windows that offer unique and spectacular views
from the Eiffel Tower to the Italian countryside and then blocks out all
the light from the windows with the exception of a pinhole which causes
the narrow channel of light to project an exact upside down image of
the scene outside on the opposite wall. Next, Morell sets up a large
format camera facing the projection on the wall and creates a long
exposure photograph revealing the juxtaposition of the actual room
meshing with the landscape outside the window."
Source Juxtapoz Magazine
