There is a captivating
Cartier-Bresson exhibit on display at the High. I didn't know who he was before the exhibit, but I found his work enchanting and very
real. As the wall tells you when you walk into the gallery,
... each frames a small group of characters in a scene of stunning simplicity.
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| French Quarter, New Orleans, Louisiana. A simple green door and a captivating shot. |
One of my
one-year reflections for the blog was that I need to take more of my pictures. I recently bought a
new camera (and I highly
recommend it, if you're looking for a point-and-shoot). I'm not a serious photographer, but this camera makes me feel like I could be.
Cartier-Bresson strove to capture life and people in the process of living. This is the
definition of ethnography, and one of my favorite parts of being a designer.
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| Playing Holi with friends and family. |
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| On the bridge to the Stent Wing at the High. |
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| Thomas looking artsy outside of an art gallery in the French Quarter, New Orleans. |
It is through "living that we discover ourselves, at the same time as we discover the world around us."
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