I found my own work to be pretty static. I tried to jazz it up, but it all seemed forced.
So I embraced static as my style, went with it, became even more concious of horizontal and vertical lines... and things sort of worked themselves out. -Aaron -----Original Message----- From: Boris Liberman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subj: Talking photography - dynamics Date: Tue Mar 28, 2006 1:33 pm Size: 582 bytes To: [email protected] Hi! Ladies and Gentlemen, perhaps it is time we spent some time talking about photography and photographs rather than processes, work flows and what not. Recently my attention was brought to a fact that most of my photographs are very static... They seem to be some kind of documentation of the process/moment/event/scene or just a frozen moment in time, static and disconnected from previous and next moments... I wonder what kind of advise I would get from my fellow PDMLers if I were to ask you - how could I make my photography slightly more dynamic... Thanks. Boris
