civilized ku # 538-40 ~ quietening things down

Adirondack chair with pillow ~ on my front porch in the Adirondack PARK - Au Sable Forks, NY • click to embiggen
Front yard in a light rain ~ in the Adirondack PARK - Au Sable Forks, NY • click to embiggenPictures made on a rainy and lazy Saturday. Although, in all fairness, it must be stated that the wife was busy as a beaver cutting and laying patio stone in the backyard.
...while photography is often seen as the amplification of something, it is also good at doing the opposite, quietening things and not enhancing them, and then perhaps you want to look at the picture, or study it, more. ~ Stephen Gill
Reader Comments (1)
I looked up Stephen Gill on the 'net. There's a good series of photos here:
http://www.stephengill.co.uk/portfolio/portfolio#num=content-604&id=album-27
And a newspaper interview (includes the above quote) is here:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/photography/7813330/Photographer-Stephen-Gill-the-devil-in-the-detail.html
Thanks for the reference, Mark.