Friday, October 07, 2005
Digital Cameras
I've been thinking for a while about this invention we call the "digital camera". I believe it is perhaps the greatest contribution to art that technology has ever made. I know, you're all saying, 'but the camera has been around for more than a hundred...". The digital camera requires no development, no chemicals, and most of them don't require any knowledge of photographic process or theory to use. Now everyone, that can afford one (they are getting cheaper), can show to someone exactly what their eye sees, without having to explain. The invention gives us the ability to truly examine the question of beauty without having to question the intention of the artist. Aristotle would be happy as a pig in ...
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i find it sad... it is destroying memory... and the art of explanation. i find it a deterent
to communication rather than a help.
i was born at the wrong end of the century i guess.
where is the mystery of life?
Blogs are relatively new and entrepreneurs and corporations alike are just now starting to experiment with using them .
Very informative blog site Daniel J Roth.
I have a digital camera site. It pretty much covers digital camera related stuff.
Come and check it out if you get time.
Wow, I was just messing around and found your page!
Very nice.
If you are interested, go see my bargain digital cameras related site.
It isnt anything fancy but you might still find something of interest.
Thanks for letting us post comments Daniel J Roth, - very cool of you. I work online with my own home based business website. I have a bargain digital cameras site. It pretty much covers bargain digital cameras related stuff.
Check it out if you get the chance. Thanks again!
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