art is more than a studied eyeful. It can offer helpful instruction about day-to-day living—at times consoling, redeeming, guiding, and inspiring viewers.via Alain de Botton's Guide to the Works in Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum (*) by Chantel Tattoli (*).
When I shoot (*), I focus (*) on what is in front of me. But when I edit (*), I concentrate on what I want to say or tell, and most of the time it ends up being different from what I thought it would be. I think I can say that shooting for me is an intuitive (*) process, but editing is a very conscious (*) one.via Talking Photographs with Chris Leskovsek (*) by Michael Ernest Sweet (*).
I went without any expectations (*); no plans. I really wanted to go and get lost, and literally let everyday encounters guide me through. Why [exotic location xyz]? It's really uncertain (*), but I've always been interested in places I know very little about, or that there is little information about.via Talking Photographs with Chris Leskovsek (*) by Michael Ernest Swee (*).
They are always different. They are always the samevia David Mclean Street Portraiture - 1883 Magazine (*) by Jay Mitchell (*).
I’m aware that you can look at things too much and you can kill them, like listening to your favourite record too much or eating your favourite food. We can absolutely kill the things we love by too much exposure to them.via Studio Visit: Stephen Gill (*) by James Brown (*) via photographs on the brain (*).
