https://pinboard.in/u:joostvanderborg/public/ recent bookmarks from joostvanderborg 2010-09-05T19:53:23+00:00 http://www.scottkelby.com/blog/2010/archives/11324 joostvanderborgTo be interesting, a photograph needs to show something distinctive. A two-headed cow is unusual. A bride in her wedding gown standing in a kitchen is a bit odd. But there can also be something special in what otherwise might be a common picture: a child’s yawn, for example, or a man’s gestures or a tree’s shadow. The flawless detail in print from a large-format camera may define the peculiarity of a subject. “Peculiar” means distinctive, individual (we say “peculiar as the nose on your face”), as well as aberrant, bizarre and absurd. It’s a good word to use when thinking about photographs. Before making an assignment, ask yourself, “What is peculiar about the subject?” ]]> fotografie inspiratie onderwerpen editors https://pinboard.in/u:joostvanderborg/b:8eaa70bf28f0/