This is my view (my dull "installation" , Deb) of an unexciting way of exhibiting photography.
Yes, it is grainy in the original and I added more grain partially and let the whole image look as if in danger of being flooded.
The exhibit is of small scale photographs of Ellsworth Kelly - all beautiful images that would benefit greatly if viewed in a book rather then sparingly and symmetrically displayed on white walls.
[Apr. 10th, 2016 10:57:04 PM]
I meant my own installation.
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Well seen. Very interesting effect (although I might not characterize it as a technical flaw)
.. .There is one spot on the cape where the view of the bay is constrained so that you only see a narrow section between two vertical dark areas and you get this effect there ... every time. I find it fascinating, apparently it's a well understood phenomena.
I find this incredibly fascinating. but the walls seem so dark, I really would like to see what it looks like with brighter walls (and the sensor dust gone). But the rest is very compelling. I don't know why the walls bother me. 7 for what it is now. 8 or 9 with bright walls. :)
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