Whenever I read an old, well-liked, book and then sit down to write a review, I suddenly feel kind of silly calling it a review. In fact, that happens almost every time. “Uh, that ship has sailed buddy.” I imagine people must be thinking when they read my review of a book from 1989. The Path …
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Within the Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision [Review]
Within the Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision by David DuChemin is actually the first photography book I have ever read. Most of my approach toward photography is either inherited from my father, or developed from within, and without, on my perpetual journey to figure out what art is–and to a lesser extent why art is. But, had I read this at the …
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