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Andy Warhol goes to the Supreme Court...
inoneeye replied to PapaTango's topic in The History & Philosophy of Photography
2 days ago “Kat Von D, a celebrity tattoo artist, won a legal battle in federal court Friday when a jury ruled unanimously that her reproduction of a photo of celebrated jazz musician Miles Davis in a tattoo did not violate copyright law.” -
'the paradox of negative emotion'
inoneeye replied to inoneeye's topic in The History & Philosophy of Photography
Irony and hypocrisy with a visual reference. very succinct. angst is a good example of a negative emotion, comes in many forms but usually is expressed with the eyes. -
'the paradox of negative emotion'
inoneeye replied to inoneeye's topic in The History & Philosophy of Photography
good distinction. Yeah, i suppose if it was not comfortable it would be a risk to explore those emotions. -
'the paradox of negative emotion'
inoneeye replied to inoneeye's topic in The History & Philosophy of Photography
@ericphelps There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in - L.Cohen @Sanford samples … I would prefer not to post my examples at this time. I have a habit of using myself when I post in this forum. Often I see it not as a strength but as a distraction in this context. Even though this topic was born in self reflection it interests me more as a general curiosity. I found that in all art forms there was an abundance of negatively charged art. There are powerful examples everywhere …. Literature, music, film, flat art. -
'the paradox of negative emotion'
inoneeye replied to inoneeye's topic in The History & Philosophy of Photography
👍 Risk had not occurred to me. It doesn’t generally feel like any risk for me (beyond the occasional situation and subject) I find that exploring and reflecting on negative emotions to be comforting, cathartic, feel-good. It often Is provocative but most satisfying for me as a viewer, evocative. The challenge I often have in my sights instinctually when I am shooting is capturing the beauty of imperfection.s that are all around us. Wabi-sabi. Aesthetically but also emotionally. This often means that I try to take negative emotions and play them with an optimistic attitude and mindset. -
'the paradox of negative emotion'
inoneeye posted a topic in The History & Philosophy of Photography
I am nearing the end of a long project. I have spent the last 13 months printing 11 portfolios of my photographs. The editing process has been a challenge and enlightening for me. as in "gesture and emotion". It has also brought a question to the forefront. One that has surfaced many times often triggered by responses from viewers over the years and one that i have never put out of my mind. In fact i probably have not ever settled on how to phrase it 'properly'. Why do I enjoy strong negative emotion in my photos. So let me phrase it as I stated it on google... "taking comfort in negative emotion in creativity and art" I found myself going down a rabbit hole, Aristotle said we don’t like to look at painful things in life but get pleasure from seeing these things in art. - (no doubt there is a context that I only skimmed and chose not to look into yet, that may be significant) But I found many quotes and a lot of research supporting this from numerous sources. It's safe, it' cathartic, it's emotionally engaging, it's something we can empathize with... yada. And of course whether a photo brings positive or negative feelings is subjective, in affect and in degree. A strong negative emotional response works on me. That paradoxical enjoyment of negative emotion is not for everyone but I like to tap into the feelings i get from a sad song, a dark poem, a photo of grief or sadness, .... i find a negative narrative in photography can be comforting and rewarding. it touches me emotionally and it is a rich and textured resource. -
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When is it a nude… the Reaction and definition are a cultural construct. Partial or complete… Clothed or not, topless man or woman displaying nipples. Generally it is known to the photographer and self determined by the viewer. Too often an obsession becoming an obstacle imo. A nude image can also be more than an unclothed body.
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the starting point would be an offer via private message in this case. and a discussion about your location and if you want all holders and adapter. I want to sell and do not want to spend time researching past the cursory glance on took on google. The results of which I am not holding out for. Thanks, josh