“Here’s the heartwarming, only slightly messy, and roughly 74 percent accurate story of how an idea churns through the publishing process just like—as a publisher we once knew put it—a rat travels through an anaconda. Don’t think too much about that analogy. Just enjoy this flowchart that takes you from a brilliant idea to a [...]
Are photographers plug-in artists?
May 10, 2010 By
The modern photographer is more of a plug-in artist than a painter or writer with light (from “photo” and “graphis”). They create art of which expert art buyers call out “Photoshopped!” in disdain. And in many cases rightly so. What is the art of throwing your dSLR in the air and shooting light streaks? And is there anyone who can point out to me what is creative about dragging a couple of sliders in a Photoshop plug-in?
