Personally, I see both photography and computer images as a different kind of art. Also, both these things could be listed in sub-categories but I would like to differ reality from not-reality this time.
The thing is, I certainly do like not-reality images but it is a complete different genre. If I look at "New Images" these days I see photography and computer-made images in one, big list. It makes it a little strange and hard to watch because they are so different. It's like enjoying two different kind of sports and doing them both together at the same time. It is just to hard to distinguish.
I would like to suggest a more "hard" difference between both. Not to discriminate or whatever, but more to be able to get myself into a specific category and watch the images among other images in this category. If there would be a dualism between "real moments" and "made-moments" I could watch images in a way different from now.
What do you people think? Am I exaggerating and should I adjust more or am I not the only one wanting to see images in the way they are meant to be without the disturbance of images that are not in the same category?
Personally, I see both photography and computer images as a different kind of art. Also, both these things could be listed in sub-categories but I would like to differ reality from not-reality this time.
The thing is, I certainly do like not-reality images but it is a complete different genre. If I look at "New Images" these days I see photography and computer-made images in one, big list. It makes it a little strange and hard to watch because they are so different. It's like enjoying two different kind of sports and doing them both together at the same time. It is just to hard to distinguish.
I would like to suggest a more "hard" difference between both. Not to discriminate or whatever, but more to be able to get myself into a specific category and watch the images among other images in this category. If there would be a dualism between "real moments" and "made-moments" I could watch images in a way different from now.
What do you people think? Am I exaggerating and should I adjust more or am I not the only one wanting to see images in the way they are meant to be without the disturbance of images that are not in the same category?
Regards,
Godfried