Daca citim ceva interesant pe alte "meleaguri" (forumuri, bloguri etc) si vrem sa impartasim, zic sa postam aici gandurile altora puse pe hartie electronica.
de pe photosig, gasit in seara asta - despre lomo photography
http://www.photosig.com/go/forums/read?id=242012 niste ganduri frumoase de la un administrator al siteului respectiv:
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I would change most to many. Many photographers who come to photoSIG are new to photography. When you learn photography you learn the basics, focus, exposure and DOF, composition, etc. Artistry and creativity usually come second. You don't usually break the "rules" until you have learned the "rules". Hence a lot of the users here are going to focus on the level of photography that they are at.
You may not want to explain every photo you hang on your wall or in a gallery but here, at photoSIG, as we are a learning site, you may want to consider it. Without knowing what you want people are unlikely going to be able to meet your needs. We're not here just to appreciate people's work, we're here to critique it. So if you're just looking for appreciation of your work it's no wonder you're going to be disappointed from time to time.
I love quirky vintage looking photos. I don't require every photo to be sharp, perfectly exposed, or be an NG clone. But I require good photos to be good. So just because it's lomo, just because you did something a specific way, and you're happy with the way it turned out doesn't mean I am going to think it is successful."
ps: pentru cei care termenul lomo reprezinta ceva nou:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/lomo/pool/ sau cele "10 porunci"
http://www.lomography.com/about/the-ten-golden-rules topicul asta nu tine neaparat de lomo, ci e ca o trimire la orice citire interesanta despre foto de prin alte parti.. ca un decupaj din ziare
