Nice to see this thread get some mileage.
Is "technical quality" superior to "artistic quality"?
If all of us gathered for an outdoor adventure to the same park
one day and saw a really neat tree I can guarantee that we would
(unless influenced by others) select different lenses,
viewpoints, films, and settings to photograph that tree.
During the followup slide show where we all compare pictures,
which photographs will stand out in our minds as being THE
photograph. Will it be the one that is "technically perfect"?
Or is it the one that evokes an emotion? Will we notice the
contrast, sharpness or color correctness or are you suddenly
transported by time and place to that park?
AG-(stir, stir, stir)-Schnozz
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