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<span style="font-size: x-small;"><span class="feed_item_answer_user" id="__w2_epmVqJl_answer_user_sig"><span id="ld_wjguqn_116828"><span class="IdentitySig ActorNameSig IdentityNameSig" id="__w2_hlkxsGd_bio"><span id="__w2_hlkxsGd_link"><span class="IdentitySig ActorNameSig IdentityNameSig" id="__w2_hlkxsGd_sig"><span class="expanded_q_text" id="__w2_QdwAzx8_text_snip"><span id="__w2_QdwAzx8_text_snip_content"></span></span></span></span></span></span></span></span>Like other forms of expression, photography is sometimes art, sometimes 
craft, and sometimes just a grabbed image.  The fact that photography 
uses technology that has developed more recently than some other forms 
of art often confuse this but the fact remains that expressive 
photography comes from an image that is made, not taken.<br /><br />Let's 
look at some other forms of "art".  There are the Chinese factories that
 produce art in an assembly line wherein each person along the line 
applies a single brushstroke to the canvas.  The end result can be 
pleasing to the eye and evoke an emotional response.  Likely the 
original work was far more expressive in each stroke and more of an 
artform.  But, I'd have to classify the factory copy process as 
craft....  skilled work but a dim copy of the original's emotion.<br /><br />Photography
 can be that way too.  Consider some of the portrait work of  Clarence 
Sinclair Bull style who was famous for Hollywood studio shots.  Check 
out the book, 'The Man Who Shot Garbo', and you will see numerous 
examples of his work and I recommend this to anyone looking to gain some
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<br />of classic studio shots.  The other person to look at is 
George Hurrell.  Their lighting, poses and other techniques led to 
highly expressive photographs.  You can feel the subject's attitude 
portrayed in the image.  In landscape, consider the work of Ansel Adams 
whose images are familiar to almost everyone.  The image wasn't simply 
captured, it was manipulated in a way that captured how it feels to be 
there.  And the setting can be part of the expression like white orchids
 in snow.   No way that is happenstance but what a beautiful expression 
of purity.<br /><br />Other times you are doing something with photography 
that captures a fleeting moment.  The man jumping over a puddle in 
France.  That Olympic moment.  Is it art?  Or is it a finely honed craft
 skill?  It's really a bit of both.<br /><br />I appreciate the fine flow of line and brush on media but I also feel the art in photography.<br />
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<span style="font-size: x-small;">source : <a href="https://www.quora.com/Why-is-photography-considered-a-form-of-art">https://www.quora.com/Why-is-photography-considered-a-form-of-art</a></span><br />
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Why is photography considered a form of art?

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Peak Design, the company known for its Camera 
Clip that lets you mount a quick release camera holster to any camera 
bag strap, is wrapping up one of the most successful <a class="linkTargets-processed external" href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/peak-design/the-everyday-messenger-a-bag-for-cameras-and-essen?ref=nav_search" target="_blank">Kickstarter campaigns</a>
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 Everyday Messenger, was designed along with photographer Trey Ratcliff 
and we recently had the chance to try out a preproduction sample.</div>
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The first thing you’ll notice is the 
nice-looking Kodra fabric. The bag comes in either Charcoal grey or 
Hertiage tan and fabric is treated to make it water repellant. While a 
lot of messenger bags use Velcro to hold them closed, the Everyday 
Messenger has something that Peak Design calls the MagLatch. It’s super 
simple to use and practically closes itself. Just pull the latch down 
below one of the crossbars on the front of the bag and the weight of the
 bag itself is usually enough to get the latch to lock in place. Then, 
pull down on the loop and outward and the bag opens. It’s very fast and 
much quieter than Velcro.</div>
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Inside, there are three flexible dividers that 
can be rearranged as you see fit using a typical Velcro system. Peak 
calls them FlexFold dividers since you can flip the tops of them up and 
down. They’re not as thickly padded as the dividers you’ll find in some 
bags, but they felt padded enough to protect your gear and we had no 
problems with them in that regard during our time with the bag.</div>
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In general, the Everyday Messenger has less 
padding than you usually see in this style of bag when it’s aimed at 
photographers. But, to us that ended up feeling like a good thing. Often
 times, when using a messenger bag with camera gear, I opt for a bag 
that isn’t photo-specific and using camera and lens wraps to protect the
 gear.</div>
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The problem with heavily padded messenger designs
 is that the bag ends up being too bulky and won’t flex to wrap around 
the curvature of your back. The Everyday doesn’t suffer from this 
problem. Of course, if you put a laptop in it (there’s enough room for 
up to a 15-inch MacBook pro), the whole thing becomes more rigid. But 
otherwise, it’s much more comfortable to carry than most of the more 
padded types we’ve used.</div>
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I fit a lot of gear in the Everyday Messenger. 
While we were carrying around Sony’s A7R II, I could easily have stepped
 up to a larger system such as Canon’s EOS 5Ds and brought along 
equivalent glass while fitting everything comfortably with room to stuff
 a jacket in as well.</div>
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Conveniently, a zipper along the top lets you reach into the main 
compartment and grab your camera quickly. If that’s not fast enough for 
you, there are convenient attachment points on the side of the bag so 
you can attach one of Peak’s Camera Clips or one of their recently 
announced Capture Lens clip. The Capture Lens has a tube with lens 
mounts on either side so it can hold two lenses, making it easier to 
swap them out when you're out shooting. One of our favorite things about
 the Everyday is the bottom. It’s made of waterproof rubber and provides
 a stable support so that the bag stands up when set on the ground or 
another flat surface.</div>
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You can also rearrange the straps so that they 
can hold the bag to the handle of a rolling suitcase. Also, while our 
pre-production sample didn’t have this, the final version will let you 
attach a tripod by passing a leg through a sleeve of the main flap and 
then placing a silicone band around all three legs to hold it in place. 
If there’s one thing Peak Design seems to excel at here, it’s coming up 
with innovative solutions to accommodate the needs of photographers.</div>
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There are still a few days left in the <a class="linkTargets-processed external" href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/peak-design/the-everyday-messenger-a-bag-for-cameras-and-essen?ref=nav_search" target="_blank">Kickstarter campaign</a>,
 so if you want to get an Everyday Messenger bag, you can get one now 
for $195. If you wait until after September 20, the price goes up to 
$250.</div>
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First Impressions: Peak Design Everyday Messenger Camera Bag

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Why is photography considered a form of art?

First Impressions: Peak Design Everyday Messenger Camera Bag

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