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A thin blue line.
Today, I was walking through the centre of town–from the bank to the library–and I saw this thin blue line on the sidewalk. I first noticed it by the fire station. At first, I figured it was a leak–someone was … Continue reading
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The most succinct picture of heaven.
I read a review of the Henri Cartier-Bresson exhibit that is currently at MOMA in, of all of places, Time magazine while waiting for my car to be made legal today. I had no idea this one photographer was behind … Continue reading
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The Number Project.
Here’s a photographer who combines three things I adore: obsession, found art and the possibility of the extraordinary in the ordinary. I have spent much time looking through this catalogue of numbers. Take a look.
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Fractals, art and Jackson Pollock.
Despite having died before chaos and fractals were even discovered, Jackson Pollock apparently made use of them in his work. ‘Rather than mimicking nature, he adopted its language – fractals – to build his own patterns’ is the claim made … Continue reading
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Clouds 365 Project.
Any project dedicated to ‘art, learning, determination, processes, patterns and obsession’ is a project that has won my heart. Particularly when it involves clouds. Kelly DeLay is doing a year-long experiment shooting clouds at Clouds 365 Project. Awesome … Continue reading
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Telling a story with true light and shadow.
A good photographer knows how to capture light in a way that suspends a moment in authenticity and truth. I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately, partly due to my own observances, recently, regarding light–the way it is actually … Continue reading
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