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Right Bird Left by Lee Krasner

Not to be Trusted

A few posts back we talked about the idea that some artists get stuck in a rut creating similar works over and over again throughout their career. And then there are the artists like Brett Weston who when asked what years he considered his best work replied, "My present work. You move ahead. You don’t rest on your laurels...I throw away a lot of my work…You just tear it up and throw it out."

Lee Krasner, the creator of ...

A few posts back we talked about the idea that some artists get stuck in a rut creating similar works over and over again throughout their career. And then there are the artists like Brett Weston who when asked what years he considered his best work replied, "My present work. You move ahead. You don’t rest on your laurels...I throw away a lot ...

A few posts back we talked about the idea that some artists get stuck in a rut creating similar works over and over again throughout their career. And then there are the artists like Brett Weston who when asked what years he considered ...

Moses and the Messengers from Canaan

Moses has horns. What’s up with that?

The Veteran in a New Field - Winslow Homer

What’s wrong with this picture?

Photograph by Mark D. Whitney

The One I’m Going to Take Tomorrow

Photograph by Mark D. Whitney

Can a Photograph be Abstract?

Photograph by Mark D. Whitney

What does Music have to do with Photography?

Photograph by Mark D. Whitney

Paint Bots and Human Creativity

Photograph by Mark D. Whitney

Some Machine is Doing That for You

Photograph by Mark D. Whitney

The Death of Photography

Abstract stream of water splashing off stones. Photograph by Mark D. Whitney

The Unity of the Photographer and the Photographed

Photograph of black rubber by Mark Whitney

Photographs: Gone in a Hundredth of a Second

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