... when I was photographing in Vermont, photographing the landscape, I didn't know what the landscape was ... I mean the landscape was picture to me. What I was trying to find was the ideal landscape that I'd seen in other pictures. I could never find it, but it was the landscape I was looking for. And so somehow even though I was trying, sometimes, I could never see the real landscape. I could never see the landscape that was there.I was always seen through this haze of other pictures, that in some ways I was trying to reproduce, or reproduce the feeling of it."Thoughts on Landscape" by Frank Gohlke
A blog about my landscape image making. On landscape imaging in general, bits of history and related disciplines (Architecture, Geography, Neuro Science, Philosophy and whatever happens to get my attention)
2010-05-31
Milan ordinary landscapes. Giardino Robert Baden-Powell #1
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My copy of the Gohlke book finally arrived and I've been enjoying it a lot. It is very thoughtful and made a nice accompaniment to a recent trip to Texas.
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