GUY TAL: "The answers are ambiguous – the image needs to be complex but not to a point of clutter, or it needs to be simple but not to a point of being too literal. It needs to have a message yet without the message being too obvious… or too obscure. Confused? If so, you have just learned an important lesson – art does not follow hard and fast rules, and thus transcends any attempt at a ubiquitous definition."
PHOTOGRAPHER'S JOURNAL: I've often thought that by definition the the true nature of art is to defy all previous definitions of art but that even that definition was perfectly useless.
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Beautiful, delicate, almost hypnotizing - guess that's why folks vacation at the shore. Perhaps not great art, but lovely composition, and emotive - it works for me.
Oh, good! I'd hoped you might like this one. The final form of the image doesn't at all resemble what I thought it would be when I shot it.
Hi Ted!
Wonderful picture! I'm imagining the view of the hurdles to be run in a speedy 110m; but Bolt doesn't run hurdles... ;)
Blogtrotter is leaving Iceland, but before departing it shows you the incredible Blue Lagoon. Enjoy and have a fabulous week!
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