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Laura E. Swan
April 21, 2008
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(As you can see I am more interested in what the heck it is rather than the tech stuff. Forgive me for not asking about that.) -Laura
P.S. I take back BUG WING and guess fabric. #905112
John H. Siskin April 22, 2008 0
Hi Laura,Most of the photographs I take are really exercises in craft. It is my job to find a way to express the beauty of a house or the characteristics of concrete dye. I think that I am an excellent craftsperson. I am not going to say that these images are art, while they involve a process of creation; they also need to express the reality of the subject. However in the images you have commented on, the subject, what the camera is pointed at, is unimportant. What is important is the way I have chosen to capture color and contrast. Given the infinite variety of the very small subjects I used for this series of images, the choice is the critical skill of the artist.
In this case the camera is pointed at a butterfly wing.
Thanks, John Siskin
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