Landscapes
Question:
I shoot a lot of landscapes and outdoor scenery. Where can that fit in with contemplative photography? The work that I do doesn't always relate to color but there can be color in the subject matter. Somethings I shoot translate readily into Black and White. Check my blog at www.wildlightphotography.me.
Answer:
Any perception can be the basis of a contemplative image, if your intention is to form the eqivelant of that perception. It is not the subject matter that is contemplative, but rather the intention.
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The Book
“This is not your usual ‘how to be a better photographer’ book. It takes you into deeper water. It requires investigation and commitment to areas new to you. Among other things, you will think about perception in new ways. If you read this book with care, and without skepticism, it will radically expand your thinking, seeing, and photography.”
—Jay Maisel, photographer
and author of Light on America
Comments
It's like "Kleenex" and "Tissue".
Miksang And Contemplative .. what the different?