Henri Cartier-Bresson: philosophy of image capture...

[Allen Herbert]

<p><strong>mage capture (</strong><strong >image acquisition</strong><strong>)</strong> The process of obtaining a digital image from a vision sensor, such as a camera.</p>

<p>Hello</p>

[Allen Herbert]

<p>"Henri Cartier-Bresson shot pictures, took pictures or made pictures. He did not do "image capture" :)"</p>

<p><strong>mage capture (</strong><strong>image acquisition</strong><strong>)</strong> The process of obtaining a digital/film image from a vision sensor, such as a camera.</p>

<p>Maybe its being in a different dimension thing.</p>

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[william_littman1]

<p>I find it irrelevant to give a title to whether he captured - took -stole images but I would emphasize that his contribution helped those who came after in obtaining clever pictures while capturing spontaneity instead of just compliance with clever technical complexities to then obtain what looks like any other boring mug shot.<br>

he reminded us not to waste time being crash test dummies for cameras film or sensors and to take pictures that excite the senses.</p>

[Allen Herbert]

<p>Thank you for your response, William.</p>

<p>I agree with you such old timers were the building blocks for future photographers..</p>

<p>However, we must try to build our own building blocks and move on in our creativity...to offer building blocks ourselves to future photographers.</p>