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tionally powerful photographs. Wittgenstein drew
Learning how to “see” interpola- a distinction between language which says (the
tion language of logic and reason) and language which
shows (the language of art and emotion.). Showing
v Understand the relationship between the angle, is strengthened by your ability to understand and
direction and intensity of the sun and color tem- use interpolation.
perature. The camera sees color based upon the
temperature of light. If it is 1:00 PM on a summer
afternoon, the camera will see the sky as gray.

v Understand how each lens you use shapes
the camera’s view of space and the relationship
amongst objects. As we shall see, this is a function
of the design of the lens as well as how the lens is
set. We call this setting aperture and we will dis-
cuss this in depth later in this book.
v Never assume that what you see is what the
camera will see. Focus on learning and under-
standing how the camera will see the world. The
more experienced you become at doing this, the
more effective your photos will be.
v Learning to understand how a camera and lens
sees the world is the beginning of creating emo-

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