The picture itself cannot be told. He can only describe. A WAY OF THINKING Through wandering through the individual characteristics of photography art the question easily arises whether these characteristics can also serve as criteria as a code for deciphering and classifying photographs. But if we consider how vague though true these characteristics are then we will avoid considering them as criteria. But why is any classification necessary And if classification is relatively easy for the categories of commercial photography it is almost impossible for artistic photography as defined above.

So let us be pleased that foreign magazines usually e-commerce photo editing sport awards in the categories of fashion advertising news journalism sports tourism and fine art and let us accept that the photographs we love along with those of Evans Atget Cameron Sander Winogrand Frank Sudek Bresson Kertész and so many others would find no category to fall under. And let us accept morephotography as a way of thinkingArtist work recipient are the three persons who play in the work of creation. The first fights the second ignoring the third. This ignorance is not contempt but a logical consequence of the fact that the original recipient of the work is the creator himself and that the final result in a third recipient is not communication but a simple and not necessary encounter.

The latter will remain in the shadows at the same time that he for the former will be nothing more than a hope. The artist satisfies a need for spiritual survival through creation. This act of his has no recipient. It is a closed circle act in theory it does not even require an end a project. Let's remember Winogrand who for the last ten years of his life photographed without wanting to see his works. Was that why he was less of an artist After all isn't the artistic process in itself a spiritual survival even without its conclusion When is there a picture When we press the button to spawn photo time or when we first retrieve the photo from the display basin Let us remember here Craigie Horsfield and the double date with which he marked his works.