Again, I think this encourages reflections on the arbitrariness of the chosen frame which the photographer chooses to put on the landscape and also the arbitrariness of the chosen subject.
An online learning log for the the Open College of the Arts (OCA), The Art of Photography course
Saturday, 9 November 2013
Myoung Ho Lee
Myoung Ho Lee kind of does a reverse of the artist in my last post (http://www.oftheafternoon.com/myoung-ho-lee-captures-tranquil-trees/). Again, he inserts a frame into the picture, but this time as an artificial backdrop to his central subject within a landscape, a tree.



Again, I think this encourages reflections on the arbitrariness of the chosen frame which the photographer chooses to put on the landscape and also the arbitrariness of the chosen subject.
Again, I think this encourages reflections on the arbitrariness of the chosen frame which the photographer chooses to put on the landscape and also the arbitrariness of the chosen subject.
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Inspiration,
Part 4
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