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Norman 202

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  1. Norman, I think it would be helpful if you said what you mean by complex

    I’m not sure what I mean, tbh.

     

    Examples.

     

    1. I don’t think adding symbols to an existing list of symbols changes things in a complex way- eg 2+2+2 isn’t more complex than 2+2 it’s just longer (a different shape?)

     

    2. Adding a word to a sentence can change the length and meaning as in

    he is a good man => he is a good man not

     

    which suggests a complex change

     

    To me, adding more light is an example of 1 but adding blue to red is more like example 2, I think, but am not sure ;-)

  2. a culinary piece of art this week. the following is fillet steak on a bed of cornflakes with a side dish of chillies, slugs and green things. needless to say, this wasn’t what i thought i was ordering but my korean is poor.

     

     

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  3. For me, color and black and white aren’t in an additive/subtractive relationship. They’re two available photographic mediums/choices.

    Fair enough Fred and I agree wholeheartedly with your second statement but I’m also happy to view B&W and colour as being related to one another and the structure of that relationship (additive/subtractive) is down to the photographer/viewer.

  4. My guess is that Dylan Thomas saying, "Do no go gentle into that good night" and his "rage, rage, against the dying of the light" might have been thinking not just about continuing to take pictures but continuing to take pictures that matter, even about daring to take pictures that matter.

    Too right, Fred. Photos that matter matter :-)

  5. As well as explaining to Tim why activity dwindled, it is relevant because it shows people left for reasons that weren’t related to features. The POTW and the Photo Critique stuff, for example, were still as functional but much less well supported.
  6. Around 2006, the original owner returned and took umbrage with the way Brian had been running the site and sacked him and tried to make PN more like amazon and as a result a load of active (arty) people left for flickr & elsewhere.
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