Monday, 30 April 2012
Thursday, 26 April 2012
100 Asa
I have just recently been given some invaluable technical advice by the Paris based street
photographer, Paul Muse. It was doubly welcome because he is a fine photographer who has trained and worked with the best, and also because he prompted strands of technical training that I had long forgotten.
Or in fact couldn't be arsed to think about.
It's probably false thinking to imagine artists chatting about the profundities of art, " Goddammit man, we're in the Modern Era now, you can't draw like that !" I suspect it is the banalities of the craft which improve the quality of work. Simple things like cleaning brushes or taking the lens cap off.
Muse's work can be sourced through the blog FUNAMBULATING on Blogger. I earnestly counsel you to check out his work.
photographer, Paul Muse. It was doubly welcome because he is a fine photographer who has trained and worked with the best, and also because he prompted strands of technical training that I had long forgotten.
Or in fact couldn't be arsed to think about.
It's probably false thinking to imagine artists chatting about the profundities of art, " Goddammit man, we're in the Modern Era now, you can't draw like that !" I suspect it is the banalities of the craft which improve the quality of work. Simple things like cleaning brushes or taking the lens cap off.
Muse's work can be sourced through the blog FUNAMBULATING on Blogger. I earnestly counsel you to check out his work.
Monday, 23 April 2012
Saturday, 21 April 2012
Friday, 20 April 2012
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
uploading difficulty
Finally figured out how to download an image from one place to another, from my stock of images to this blog.
Let's hope I remember how to do it. One of the perils of keeping a fancy electronic scrapbook I suppose.
Monday, 9 April 2012
Sunday, 8 April 2012
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