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Tag Archives: School of Fototechnik
Some musings on Art
Today, 15th April, is the birthday of Leonardo Da Vinci, one of the most innovative thinkers of all time. Hence I thought of revisiting some journeys in art, while remembering Vinci who has given the world some of the most … Continue reading
Joys of Parthasarthy Rock
This photograph won the Second Prize in Telegraph Photography contest on the subject “Laughter” http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/go/tag/view/blog_post/laughter?cmd=list
Horse Cart in Winter Fog
As part of the project to collect photographs for the Activities of Daily living I first studied the route and timing of this man, who would come every day on the roads of Outer Delhi-to Najafgarh. Then I set my … Continue reading
Sphinx
Still Life :Studio The sonnet Ozymandias celebrates the anonymous sculptor and his artistic achievement, whilst Shelley imaginatively surveys the ruins of a bygone power to fashion a sinuous, compact sonnet spun from a traveller’s tale of far distant desert ruins. … Continue reading
One with Beauty-Remembering Ansel Adams
“I believe in beauty. I believe in stones and water, air and soil, people and their future and their fate.” This was the personal philosophy of the great American photographer Ansel Adams whose birthday falls on February 20. He developed … Continue reading
Some notes on Aesthetics
When we examine the different expressions of ourselves and the other
members in the project on aesthetics, it will help expand our knowledge and reflect
on our own positions.The delicacy of taste is not merely ‘the ability to detect all the ingredients in a composition’, but also our sensitivity ‘ to pains as well as pleasures’, which escape the rest of mankind.
Posted in Learning, photography
Tagged aesthetics, books, journey, photography, projects, Sarnath, School of Fototechnik, Tobruk, Tripoli Reading Group
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