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Great Photos by National Geographic (48 pics)

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Great Photos by National Geographic (48 pics)

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№1 Author: Milk Is Chillin (4 May 2010 01:40) Total user comments: 107

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№2 Author: Jimmy Johnson (4 May 2010 09:01) Total user comments: 0

Photography is the truest visual art - To capture a moment for all time, created by God, as opposed to spending your (or the artist's) time to interpret a moment.

№3 Author: yotsuya (4 May 2010 10:39) Total user comments: 0

In what sense do you mean by "true?" Photography is the propagandist's legal tender. It's as easily manipulated and loosely interpreted as any other visual art and actually distinguishes itself as the most effective deception of all. The subject of the picture may be a real thing but really they're just props and actors on the photographer's stage. Mistaking the image for the thing itself is, as the proverb goes, like thinking the finger that points at the moon is the moon itself.