I found his views on photographs to be very unique and
interesting. I liked how he spoke of photographs being connected to the
physical world. I like hearing photography talked about in such a universal and
meaningful way, as if there’s so much more to it than what meets the eye or
what other people have made it out to be. I love how he speaks of his work and
how he has tried to recover that original connection the photograph has to the
physical world. I found it unique the way he talked about whether a photograph
could be truthful or honest and how most people believe photographers shouldn’t
stage their shot, or pose their shot, otherwise it isn’t true. And Morris’s
response was there’s no such thing as a false or true photo. every shot it
somewhat posed. In his words “ Isn’t there always an elephant just outside the
frame?” Meaning, every photographer when choosing their shot chooses what to
include and what not to include, therefore posing the photograph. I thoroughly
enjoyed Errol Morris’s view on photography.
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