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I am taking photographs for decades, started at the age of 6. I had several film cameras from pocket ones to SLRs, owned many and borrowed even more. I assisted the rise of digital photography: my first digital camera has an awesome max resolution of 320×240 px. It is most probable that as a shop assistant, I sold the very first digital camera in Hungary. (Unproven!) Sometimes I draw, either digitally or by hand. I am not that good in it, though. Since 2018 I picked up analog photography once again, and I am still learning to use dark room techniques but collected several cameras to #shootfilmstaypoor and I have the tendency to enjoy using definitely difficult equipment. I often use a catadioptric 500mm f/8 Nikon lens on my Canon DSLR that has depth of field shallower than a sheet of paper and a Mamiya/Sekor 528TL that is considered one of the worst camera of all time simply because its sheer complexity. Nevertheless it is the final result that counts: the image.
Note: I have some eye difficulties, and the small texts on the screen sometimes give trouble. While I am a grammar nazi, I frequently make typos, just because I don't actually see the individual letters. I apologize for these mistakes.
I am founding member of Hungarian Tolkien Society, and I am established Tolkien fan. I was founder editor of KEMET, once most popular Egyptology site of Hungary, and study ancient Egypt since 1999 or so. There are very few things that I cannot relate to Egypt.
I am fluent in Hungarian and somewhat in English, babbling a bit in Italian, learning some Spanish and French, picking up a bit of Cymraeg (dw i'n hoffi dysgu Cymraeg!) and know some words in German.
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I love your eclectic tastes in art, Zsigmond. Thanks a lot for your badge on Appalachian Mountain Woodlands!♥
Artistic quality doesn't really depend on style. Art is the conveyed thoughts, and the skill to transfer them. If this is very detailed and vivid or minimalist and simplified—these are just dialects of the same language we try to use to tell the unspeakable.
Georgia O'Keeffe once said something like this when somebody asked her about the meaning of a big red surface with small black squares and some even smaller ochre squares below (that was actually an abstraction of an adobe hut in or near Abiquiú) "If I could tell you simply with some words I wouldn't take the time and effort to paint it". This is an example why I think art is a language. :)
(This quotation is neither correct nor faithful. This is just a rendering of the essence of her idea.)
I like that a lot, Zsigmond. Thanks for sharing.♥
Thanks for the fave
Thanks for adding it to your collection
Thanks for the fave
So pleased to see you enjoyed Picnic (boo!). Thanks for helping me share it with others, Zsigmond. I always love your Hype.♥