"Green Series" Artist Statement: Reflections on Macro Photography Misconceptions
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omarhphotograp
Has the shape of a bagel but none of the steam.
Summary
A brief artist statement about the "Green Series" photography project, where the artist humorously reflects on initially misunderstanding the concept of macro photography (thinking it meant photographing large subjects like the sky and buildings). The piece is a framed art print titled "©NS Just Yellow IA" by OmarHernandez, available on a print-on-demand marketplace.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI thought to do a 'macro', was to taking pictures of very big things, like the enormous sky and clouds, or a very high building
LoL took some years to stop thinking that way, Ok I still think the same.
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