What's /ic/ thoughts on photography? I find it really appealing but it's so easy compared to drawing that I find it difficult to take it serious.
I appreciate wildlife photography because it takes time and patience to photograph a subject you can't control
>>2866472
It's easy to get into and get good effects, true. It's not easy though to really get good photographs.
Visit /p/ sometime, you will see how much it depends on the proper choice of time of the release and other parameters. Ofc there's also shooting RAW, but then composition is everything and photographers go to great lengths to get good lighting and shots.
Lens change a lot too, not only in perspective distortion but also in things like bokeh.
And there's whole post-processing stage which is done to a fuckton of photographs and pretty extensively like for example in OP.
Idk, I thought first that photography is easy but expensive, though I'm not sure now about the first part. (second either to a degree)
>>2866684
Of course isn't easy, but it's surely easier than drawing. Mastering the technical aspects of photography can be done in weeks of you are talented.
i find it too limiting because you can only take photos of whats around you. but I can paint anything i can imagine
>>2866699
>implying technique is the only thing required to make a good image
>>2866472
Theres some amazing photographers out there.
>william Eggleston
>>2866744
Forgot photo like a dofus
>>2866746
Goldblatt
>>2866749
Mikhailov
>>2866750
I'll have to post two by Tomastsu because I do love them.
>>2866752
>>2866754
A personal favourite of mime Li Zhensheng. I suggest reading his story.
Probarly on his website or wiki.
>>2866756
You cannot say photography without Mapplethorpe
>>2866763
>>2866765
Cindy Sherman
>>2866769
Also warhol. Hes one of those photographers where his technique is less important.
>>2866774
Jeff wall.
>>2866776
Gurskey
>>2866781
Weston
>>2866783
Sugimoto
>>2866788
Wolfgang Timmins.
(Who i think needs to be seen displayed. His work really relies on how its shown. Often he will show blocks of colour near photographs to complement. )
>>2866774
always hated warhol, such a fucking hack..
What's /p/ thoughts on drawing? I find it really appealing but it's so easy compared to photography that I find it difficult to take it serious.
>>2866815
I agree. More of a famous person then an artist.
But I thought he was important.
Bumping for more opinions
>>2866788
That's a photo? It looks like a drawing!