Walker Evans. Or Is It?

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Walker Evans. Or Is It?

From the website: But does this improve the pictures? No. For one thing, it is not possible to improve on the quality of Evans's originals, only to emulate it. For another, size shifts how we see, both for better and worse. There is a level of concentration required by staring into a small gelatin silver print, a way the image focuses the mind and stays contained within a narrow field of vision, which is among the pleasures of photography. Bigger pictures are read differently, more piecemeal, in the way that film in a theater is viewed differently from an image on television or on a computer screen.

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