Well, technically the \"original\" was actually only a bunch of X\'s and O\'s and when viewed correctly in raw would be black and white (almost solid black) with almost no definition. But most people today think their cameras generic JPEG algorithm settings are the \"original\" but it isn\'t. But I\'ll try to not be so techie/geeky and change the subject.
Killer shot man! I love your work! I have always loved the fact that you don\'t mind being creative and even somewhat radical sometimes in your artistic vision in photography. Even with the stream of flack one can sometimes get by \"purists.\" I don\'t know if you heard Ryan Dyar\'s recent podcast interview but he addresses this well. I love his work and creativity but he also sometimes gets flack from those who think he pushes creativity too much. He says something to the extent of: \"I don\'t judge you for being a purist, and I like a lot of that work, so please don\'t judge me for being creative.\" (Paraphrase). Your work has an edginess to it that I appreciate. Thank you for being honest with what you like.
Mar 09, 2015 at 12:35 PM
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