Mori-sensei said to me, "with the lens of the camera you can never see everything. When you take a photograph you choose what you want to see. Maybe there's something you don't see. Maybe you don't see something important." (P 18~19)
Mori-sensei was right. You don't see everything. "Maybe there's something you don't see," he said. "Maybe you don't see something important."
But sometimes the important things is right there in front of you. (P 28)
I read "The Big Pictures". This story is that , because of one picture, dangerous things happen to Ken Harada , a main character, who is a photographer. In this book, what matters is that we can't see everything, but sometimes something important is in front of you.
In my life, I experienced like this story.( In my case, it is not too dangerous.) We see only what we want to see and we are likely to modify a fact and true. So we should carefully see anything.
 | Cambridge University Press 発売日 : 2000-12-21 |
