Category Archives for "Opinion"

Dec 14

#187. Of Kiwis and time

By Paul Perton | News , Opinion

“Whatcha photographing mate?” It’s early November and I am standing on Wellington’s spectacular waterfront, close to the Maori-named national museum, Te Papa. The weather is overcast and I’m not sure how to answer this curious local. “Dunno. I’ll know when I get home and see what they look like then.” The Kiwi shrugged and wandered […]

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Oct 20

#167. (In defense of) More blur

By pascaljappy | Opinion

Hi every one. Here is a third contribution from our South African friend Paul Perton, a pro photographer from Cape Town who is defending our rights to make blurs a part of our art! Go Paul! I particularly like the notion that there are many types of blurs and as many ways of producing them. […]

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Oct 11

#162. Finding consistency in style (?)

By pascaljappy | Opinion

Consistency of style is an important distinction between amateurs and true artists. An Ansel Adams print is immediately recognisable, as are the works of many other famous names. Whereas amateurs often have no style of their own or have too many, exploring various appealing alleys simultaneously. I believe modern image manipulation software is partly responsible […]

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Oct 06

#160. Unsharp – No mask

By pascaljappy | Opinion

This is a new article by Paul Perton, who shares a love of fuzzy images with yours truly 😉 === A couple of years ago, I (re)discovered manual lenses, after many years of using cameras with auto-everything. In moments, my photography changed as I learned that a much more deliberate approach would be necessary for […]

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