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For those who have many watchers, and for those who don’t have many, it is hard to know how one retains that interest as well as receive more. This article explores the basics of watchers and how we react to certain situations. Although it does not affect some deviants, and the tips are generally related to common sense, we hope the article is a worthwhile read and that the majority learn something from reading this.
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Sometimes you need to go to your local museum or galleries and get some culture in your system. No matter how digital this age gets, it always goes back to this: it's roots.
Doesn't matter how many views you get on here, how many pictures you take and edit, how many emotes you create... Nothing justifies the feeling of complete awe, than physically experiencing the visual art before you. Know your history and why you are here in the art world. Models: Myself and my friend Eric Location: Milwaukee Art Museum Comments
 You are absolutely correct mate
 very impressive picture and comment. true words
 nice pic... well their position is a bit not realistic...
-- with love, RED the road pizza! ©1986 RED's Glad you think so too!
-- ~I'm no one special, but i am somebody. d(-_-)b ~There's a whole world out there, outside of your mental globe. Infect it with your vibrance and spread the diseased color of Life. Sick Creations represent. Thank you kindly!
 -- ~I'm no one special, but i am somebody. d(-_-)b ~There's a whole world out there, outside of your mental globe. Infect it with your vibrance and spread the diseased color of Life. Sick Creations represent. thanks...and uhm should have we been flying?
 -- ~I'm no one special, but i am somebody. d(-_-)b ~There's a whole world out there, outside of your mental globe. Infect it with your vibrance and spread the diseased color of Life. Sick Creations represent.  great photo
-- i know my comments are brief, but im not a critic, just an admirer. new competition - dooo iiiiiiit feel like a challenge ? Thanks!
-- ~I'm no one special, but i am somebody. d(-_-)b ~There's a whole world out there, outside of your mental globe. Infect it with your vibrance and spread the diseased color of Life. Sick Creations represent.  big fan of the roots. cool shot.
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But moving on, it's very hard for me to find a conceptual picture that doesn't just make me go, "Um... what is the point?" But this... this picture doesn't make me think, and in its simplicity, it answers some very complex questions, such as: "What is the point of 'old art'? Why are museums so treasured? Why are these so valuable?"
The answer given to me by this photograph is as follows: The reason art is so important, and museams are treasured, is the insight it provides to the patrons.
On to the mechanics of the photo, there are 4 subjects to the picture: You, the shape of the room, the other person, and the art itself. The shot gives a lot of focus to each object, and is very well lit. The only question I have left is: If galleries and museums have a no-photography policy, then how did you manage to get this shot? and also... who's holding the camera?
Great work, as always.
Much love from your dA hubby,
JV Hampton
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