We've done a handful of Wabi-Sabi challenges, but we usually endeavor to take a perfect photo of something imperfect. This piece is about the photo itself being the imperfect thing.
Wabi-sabi: When BAD PHOTOS are BETTER
Somebody had to put this in words.
Is this sharpening the result of the digital age? The perfect technicality the primal goal?
I personally am not endorsing blurry images for the sake of blur-as-a-fad-pseudo-artistic look or sharp and clean images for their harsh and alien look.
Just take meaningful pictures
Thanks Steve - the title is somehow deceiving - it's not BAD the word but technically IMPERFECT
Thanks Steve - the title is somehow deceiving - it's not BAD the word but technically IMPERFECT
This guy is a full-fledged YouTuber. He probably makes at least half of his living from it. These people have to create catchy titles and thumbnails to get people to look at their videos. The misleading title is known as "clickbait"
I'm glad that Yo shared this video. I saw it myself and was planning on sharing it here. I would have titled it, "Explaining posthumous to DPC voters"