Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/08/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]i saw an excellent example of this problem at a photo art show i entered a couple of years ago. I had two images accepted in the juried show, one shot with leica, one with minox, the smaller being a 5 by 7 image. among those rejected that i saw were two massive images -- about 6 by 6 feet -- and the artist asked if it was their size that was the problem. the official -- not the judge -- said no, it was the judge's choice, and I didn't have the heart to point out to the shooter that, while his images were large, they were also not good images at any size that i could see, and i wondered if he was using size as part of his artistic expression that, taken as a whole with his image, was supposed to express his meaning. but, in the end, they were lousy images, made worse by enlargement. c trentelman In a message dated 8/2/04 7:46:02 AM, lug-request@leica-users.org writes: > B. D.:? You've just articulted an unsung General Principle of Photography > that the pixel peepers have never grokked.? Stated simply, "Sufficiently > enlarged, all photos looks like crap. And so what?" > >