Hello,
Now, considering a narrative can inform the photography --- and the narrative can be develop from a photograph, then my question is:
Does the photographer need to 'narrate' what the photography is, regarless of which came first? (or at least explain what the artwork is)
if so?
Then what is there to appreciate? if the (intrinsic?) value of the 'art' work depends on the creator of that artwork?
1ove, ides.
ei... i cant seem to upload pics? was it sumtin i said? lol... let me know wassup?
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This is Ill, this serious is so fresh!
captured!
beautiful shot!
NOIce. Looks like this gonna be a beautiful series
how i love pics with chairs in them. this one is no exception. LOVELY!
----Nothing there lebo---im dying here :(
something magical here
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Alas, Vodacom 3G is not playing nice lately --- we need to syncronise when you will be online, so I can see what the error is --- alas, send me mail hello@75.co.za --- and please include exactly what happens when you try to upload.
I am told Voda.3G will be okay --- they said 5pm, but it's 7pm now, and nothing is working as it should.
word.
Question is complex. Picture is cool. What happens in the tent?
It looks like a circus tent. No narrative required. I like that it looks like a circus tent. The midgit just got off that chair.
fank you!!!!!
This has a really awesome festive feel...
