Landscape Photography – December 2010
Fotografia de peisaj – Decembrie 2010
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Beautiful, there are some spectacular images there. What surprises me about most photography interviews these days is that lack of comment or discussion about post processing. Very few of the images in that beautiful portfolio would even be possible without a very well developed post processing system, lots of time, as much or more time than it took to make some of the images.
For example, I’m from the Palouse and I’m also a nature photographer and as beautiful as many of those images are, to not put into perspective the massive post processing is to ignore the art and mislead the observer. I’m not complaining about all that, I’m curious why it is that when photographers are interviewed, particularly when the images are as highly modified as some of these, very little attention is paid to that part of the art. Many of those images, as beautiful as they are would not be possible, no matter what camera, or lens or shutter speed or light is used.
I love the art aspect of much of it. i own an art gallery and I’m a professional nature photographer. But these days, in an interview, it’s not enough to just talk about getting up early and being in the right place with the right light – as hard as that is – we have to be forthcoming with the whole story.
In my own defense, I do not think anyone is being deceiving, but i do think that journalists should ask the right questions of the the photographers (or we need to learn to tell the whole story), including what is your post processing and how many frames did it take to create that image – both are just as important as what lens and what camera or tripod was used.
Beautiful work no less, but we need to be telling the whole story.
Tony
I like your work, this is really amazing stuff.
I could use some of these images in my Garden Obelisk Blog
Hi there! It’s been my long time dream to become a landscape photographer. I’m very much inspired upon seeing your work. Great!
Beautiful work! I hope for your continued success! Keep up the good job!
Thank you for your appreciation! Your thoughts are what keep us going!
To be engaged in landscape photography can give you a lot of benefits. As a matter of fact, if you will start a business, it will be lucrative.
I love the color combination. It’s very original. Those are beautiful angles and it makes me want to try landscape photography as well.