Burebuke

Discussion 0 posts |  Only members can post. Join?

No topics have been posted yet.

About Burebuke

"Look at the world without thoughts, without ideas, without words. The world looks back at you. 'Photography,' Moriyama wrote, 'was a free art form.' 'free' meant no framing, no focus, no subject, no story. It meant using photography to see through the surface of things, to create 'fossils of light' and recover 'memory,' to find a new camera language to capture one's own highly charger emotional experience. Burebuke ('blurred and out-of-focus'), Moriyama called his new photographic style."

Thanks for participating. Just a few things to think about when uploading. Please read the group description and look at the photos in the group in terms of what should and shouldn't be there. You can also look at Moriyama's photography as a general guideline here.

And remember for Moriyama photography 'was a free art form.' 'free' meant no framing, no focus, no subject, no story.

Photos will be curated to stay as close as possible to the original concept. Photographs that seem foreign to the theme will be removed.