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Originally Posted by roteague Perhaps, but if you look at the "masters" of landscape photography you will rarely see people included in the images. Landscape photography is primarily about the love of the land itself, not the people in the land. The question was about how to portray this love in the image. Admittedly, not including people may not be the best choice, economically. I prefer not to have people. |
Did the "masters" of landscape that you mention, have "emotion" in their work?
Just asking.
Do you get an emotional feeling from looking at landscape photographs?
I'm not sure that I do.
I have great appreciation for technique, great admiration for the locale etc but I don't really recall it to be an emotional experience.
Michael