My photography teacher called the strobist pictures I have been taking High-impact. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? Does the strobist way of thinking about light lead us to take pictures that are dramatic but that aren't artistically aesthetic?
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Thread posts in Flickr: Discussing High-impact Photography in Strobist.com:1.
Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 14:10:00)
by Steven W. Hopkins
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Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 17:15:27)
by `Mark&Manna
High impact.....a compliment,I'd assume...after viewing your photostream.
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Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 17:15:27)
by strayz01
is high impact like Hi-Karate?
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Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 17:15:27)
by Nionyn_
Like Hi-Karate? You mean orange and smelly? ;-)
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Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 17:15:27)
by rockhoppermedia
Steve, its a compliment learn from it and enjoy it. Photography teachers see the same c**p every year. To get high impact means they have seen something in your image. Well done really pleased for you Rich
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Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 19:15:27)
by jeffegg2
High-Impact, like Gonzo!!!
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Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 19:15:27)
by jamesrdoe
I think he means they literally punched him in the face.
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Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 19:15:27)
by josh.r
I think it's a reference to punchy lighting. A little well placed light will really make an image "pop" in a way that you can't get with natural light.
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Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 21:15:27)
by eduardo_frances
it means that your photos are packed with a "KA BLAM!!" or with a "KA BOOM!" like the old batman series ;)! It is a good thing :)
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Started 4 months ago (2008-06-03 21:15:27)
by davesix
Baloney. I see some high-impact images, but I see very many with a range of tonalities and styles, conservatively approached and executed.
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