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The document discusses the differences between pastiche and portraits in photography. Pastiche emphasizes the medium, privileges users and the community, tends to be informal and experimental, and promotes participation. In contrast, portraits emphasize the subject, privilege the author as an individual, tend to be formal, promote silence, and are an established genre. The document also provides tips for taking better portraits.
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- 1. Pastiche & Portraits Gerald R. Lucas
- 2. My Photography at Work: Pastiche & Portraits
- 3. Who has a camera?
- 4. Pastiche • Is Postmodern • Emphasizes Medium • Privileges the Users (Community) • Tends toward the Informal • Is Experimental • Promotes Participation (Democratic)
- 5. “Pastiche”: (1) an imitation; (2) convergence of forms
- 6. Remix: make the old new again
- 7. Participation: driven by community
- 8. Portraits • Are Modern • Emphasize the Subject • Privilege the Author (Individual) • Tend toward Formality • Are an Established Genre • Promote Silence (Authoritarian)
- 9. Humans: our favorite subject
- 10. Portraits: Intimate is better
- 11. Portraits: Longer lenses are better
- 12. Portraits: Decentered subjects are better
- 13. grlucas.com