I think it\'s very different for each individual. Don\'t think so? Ask ten different people to describe or define the color red. The process of viewing, recognizing, associating and appreciating or evaluating colors, hues, and shapes is very dissimilar between different individuals. What rules can be applied certainly do alter or diminish the artistic nature of photography if they used to guide or control. And what I think is a major point being made here is that they just aren\'t needed for making art with your camera - in fact they may be a hinderance.
I think it\'s very different for each individual. Don\'t think so? Ask ten different people to describe or define the color red. The process of viewing, recognizing, associating and appreciating or evaluating colors, hues, and shapes is very dissimilar between different individuals. What rules can be applied certainly do alter or diminish the artistic nature of photography. And what I think is a major point being made here is that they just aren\'t needed for making art with your camera - in fact they may be a hinderance.
Jul 17, 2012 at 09:15 AM
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The process of viewing, recognizing, associating and appreciating or evaluating colors, hues, and shapes is very dissimilar between different individuals. What rules can be applied certainly do alter or diminish the artistic nature of photography if they used to guide or control. And what I think is a major point being made here is that they just aren\'t needed for making art with your camera - in fact they may be a hinderance.