I’m assuming by
looking at many of these photographs that they were taken with a high ISO
anything from 1600 on up. Although well
done, the images have a look of graininess and motion blur to them, which may
or may not be intentional. The artist
aimed to shoot his environment just as he saw it and right in the moment. As far as his technical choices in regards to
the motion blur he possibly was attempting to handhold at anything below 1/60
of a second.
Ken Schles aimed
to photograph his view of New York. He
wanted to show the chaos and calm the beauty and the destruction of the people
and places in New York. He wants to show
the environment in which he had to grow up in so quickly and simply put what he
was exposed to.
Despite the motion blur and graininess of many of the photos
I enjoyed viewing them. Both of those
aspects gave a polluted atmosphere and a bit of texture to the
photographs. All of these photos tell an
interesting story that can either be made up by the viewer or told simply by
viewing the photo.
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