Posts Tagged ‘Edit note’
Lessons from Evans
“I am after mastery of what I want to do; that is, I want to be able to do what I want to do, and do it well.”–Walker Evans
Thinking Space and Deep Space
“What you capture is not measured in milliseconds and finite space, but often in hours, years, and light years. And it could be from hundreds of years in the past.”–K Madhavan Pillai
The Joys of the Small Print
“It presents itself quietly, by simply existing somewhere in the fringes of our consciousness.”–K Madhavan Pillai
Looking For Happiness
Conchita Fernandes on making memories while photographing her family and on looking for happiness.
The Place of Photography
“No other art form can show humanity to humanity, with such disquieting directness.”
Connecting Across the Rifts
“A friendship needs no pretence, explanations, excuses, or apologies… neither does the practice of photography.”
Food for Thought
“Isn’t every frame an accident, perhaps of our own choosing?”–K Madhavan Pillai
A Separation from Noise
“Photography seems to be a simpler art, until one starts calculating the measure and worth of all those missed moments.”–K Madhavan Pillai
The Pros and Cons of Photographic Decadence
“In the impersonal melee of getting a picture, a dialogue with the subject, and with oneself, and a critical sense of judgement is often lost.”– K Madhavan Pillai
