The art show was interesting,, you can really see the composition elements in the work, and the way the artist can force the situation versus the photographer,, although some photographers stage some amazing photos, or force via PS.
One picture that struck me was that the artist on purpose made a slanted horizon , with the ocean quite slanted,, on purpose to create the perspective of the bird tilting the head (painting of a vulture flying),, that most photo critics would have immediately pointed out if it was a photo..
better fix that horizon.... etc
but,, sometimes, it is part of the story, I think that photo critics drive to perfection,, no crooked lines, leaning buildings, etc.
anyway,,, It is not a bad idea sometimes to view Masters works to gain some insight into your own art.
One picture that struck me was that the artist on purpose made a slanted horizon , with the ocean quite slanted,, on purpose to create the perspective of the bird tilting the head (painting of a vulture flying),, that most photo critics would have immediately pointed out if it was a photo..
better fix that horizon.... etc
but,, sometimes, it is part of the story, I think that photo critics drive to perfection,, no crooked lines, leaning buildings, etc.
anyway,,, It is not a bad idea sometimes to view Masters works to gain some insight into your own art.