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I love deeply observing paintings and also love taking a photo while in a museum. It helps me remember the details and review like spaced repetition the things
by etrautmann 5mo ago
I love deeply observing paintings and also love taking a photo while in a museum. It helps me remember the details and review like spaced repetition the things I saw, or spend more time observing nuance later. Are many people ticking boxes? Probably, but the issue is the too many people. Even with people just looking, I feel uncomfortable spending time if there’s a line.
- surgical_fire 5mo agohttps://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/94/Starry_Night_Over_the_Rhone.jpg/3840px-Starry_Night_Over_the_Rhone.jpg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/94/St... I don't think any picture you take with your cellphone will have as much detail as this. The act of taking photos of paintings in museums is meaningless.
- AlecSchueler 5mo ago> It helps me remember the details and review Note that they said "remember the details" not "capture the details."
- tasuki 5mo ago> The act of taking photos of paintings in museums is meaningless. No. I found some paintings I liked in a museum and took photos of them with a serious-at-the-time camera and uploaded them to wikimedia and found the endeavour worthwhile. Not all the paintings are super-famous and been scanned at infinite resolution!