What draws me into Charles Cramer’s landscapes is the light. It never feels decorative; it seems to quietly reorganize the whole scene, turning rocks, trees, mist, and water into something almost musical.
Maybe it is not accidental: Charles trained seriously as a classical pianist before devoting himself to photography, and I can somehow feel that sensitivity to tone, balance, and interpretation in his prints.
Thank you, Waymond Fong, for recommending his work.
Until next time,
Tomasz
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Yes, seeing the music in the image and the image in the music is an exclusive art. For me, the Lithuanian painter and composer Ciurlionis comes to mind.
painting with his camera! Visit US 9 years ago, recognizing a lot of his pictures.