lkenney

This photo is of a Tibetian refugee child whose mother works weaving

carpets in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Art is constantly evolving. The first artists scratched or painted their images on cave walls. Later came the use of pigments in oils and clays. Still later came B&W photos and then color photos. Now we have digital. Paintings are made from photos and paintings are used as compositional components in photos. Digital just continues this process. If Ansel Adams - the greatmanipulator of images - were alive today I would be surprised if he didn't use the digital darkroom also. Myself, I don't use digital imaging hardly at all. Mainly just to scan and archive certain images. I prefer film.

All that said, I find this image interesting and thoughtfully prepared. Very nice.