I’m looking forward to seeing Aasim’s pictures!

Fair Enough. I never said all photographs that ‘fall beyond “Composition” guidelines’ are great. Neither are all photographs that ‘fall in the “Composition” guidelines’ necessarily great. The difference between deliberate and shoddy in either case is pretty obvious.

And you missed the point, Tarique *was* talking about life.

I was talking about photography, *including* my *first* comment.

And you missed the point, Tarique *was* talking about life. Yes, we do ponder and write about it! We refuse to accept that the basis of our existence here is an unfathomable joke

I have not made any such statements. My point of view.

In Photography, there are clearly defined “rights” and some “wrongs”. Everything else is unknown. Some photos fall beyond these rights (do not necessarily fit into the defined “rights”) at which point it remains for the photographer to use his “eyes” to decide whether that is right or wrong. Clearly speaking, Not every photo can be decided to be right or wrong merely by the “Composition” guidelines. Some photos fall beyond the “Composition” guidelines – does that mean they are bad ? If your answer is yes – I guess we disagree on that.

I am not talking about life, as I think it is much more complicated than one can write about. More than ’nuff said.

Like Swati has written – you have now turned this thread into a “off topic from original post” debate where you are, I don’t know why, trying to confuse (who?), side step and justify (yourself?)

If it is so, you perhaps don’t have a yard stick for comparison, no amount of knowledge can raise anyone out of this depravity.

Tarique Says, Wisdom. You question one’s own!

Of course one’s own but wisdom does not imply turing a blind eye to the obvious. Wisdom in itself means distilled knowledge from analysis of facts.

In any case, there is more to be read in the post itself than what is being discussed in this thread.