• 02-18-2013 08:34 AM #0
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas Bertilsson View Post
    What does this discussion hope to resolve? Do photographers not have artistic freedom to do whatever they want with their pictures?

    Stop trying to categorize everything, putting them into neat descriptions of things we can understand. Just appreciate the art for what it is, and take what you can from it. Maybe do some research on the photographer, or even contact them to ask questions. You may find something you didn't expect to find. Most importantly - keep an open mind.
    Curiosity, it started with me finding it very odd, and a bit sad, that documentary photographs were produced with a far from "perfect" process. I'm not driving this to categorize or put things in boxes, I try to understand and find the origin to this in a bigger picture, philosophy, history, etc.

    And as artists indeed have artistic freedom, philosophers can enjoy the freedom to discuss and speculate, right?

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