Pictorial Landscape-Photography
Pictorial Landscape-Photography
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The element of surprise may consist of any unexpected incident, even so slight as the sudden change in direc- tion of a line having its effect, though this is more of a structural quality. The point, however, is that there must be something in the picture which would not be expected from the rest of it, thus affording the spectator a slight shock. If the shock is too great the result will be unpleasant, but without any it will be merely pretty, and such pictures have no lasting value.
The intro...duction of figures into landscape-work increases the number of emotions that may be expressed, adding fear, despair, love, and others, and at the same time facilitating the expression of those that can be conveyed by pure landscape; for if a figure expresses, by its attitude, any emotion, the influence on the specta- tor may be considerable. Of course, this involves additional care, and it is desirable that there be a marked degree of sympathy between the photographer and his model, as the work of the former is thereby made much easier.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The element of surprise may consist of any unexpected incident, even so slight as the sudden change in direc- tion of a line having its effect, though this is more of a structural quality. The point, however, is that there must be something in the picture which would not be expected from the rest of it, thus affording the spectator a slight shock. If the shock is too great the result will be unpleasant, but without any it will be merely pretty, and such pictures have no lasting value.
The intro...duction of figures into landscape-work increases the number of emotions that may be expressed, adding fear, despair, love, and others, and at the same time facilitating the expression of those that can be conveyed by pure landscape; for if a figure expresses, by its attitude, any emotion, the influence on the specta- tor may be considerable. Of course, this involves additional care, and it is desirable that there be a marked degree of sympathy between the photographer and his model, as the work of the former is thereby made much easier.
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