fishpatrick
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As long as it's you shooting your own images and doing your own lab work - i.e., dark room w/enlargers or CS3 - there is no contest; you are an artist creating art. A camera, much like a brush, is simply an extension of the artist's hand.
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Janese
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It is showing the world a different way to view everything around us, and within us. If that is true, then why do people argue over which is better? It is all a part of who we are, as artist...and it shouldn't matter what the medium is.
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Janese
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So sorry that I offended you vicnjum618. I do paint and draw, but have rediscovered photography in the last 2 years. I personally think that art in general is reproducing or creating the beauty that we each see.
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vicnjim618
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Yes, this is definitely not a site for painters..Example...even when you say paintings only,which doesnt happen very often...........
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fishpatrick
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The irony behind digital art is that while it may indeed be original, there are no originals.
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fishpatrick
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Relax, Terry. 2D art at Taltopia is dominated by photography, so you're in good company. Come to think of it, with all this digital artwork floating around out there, it's high time I dusted off my Nikons and started shooting the place up.
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tbone
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sorry! I too misunderstood requirements.
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karenmcfadden
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nice contest and enjoyed ALL the pieces, especially Rocky Lefts, sunset tube, rainbow beach, River in Ashland and One Little Rock!
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