Quote by Ansel Adams

Not everybody trusts paintings, but people believe photographs.

Not everybody trusts paintings, but people believe photograp

Summary

This quote suggests that there is a greater level of trust placed in photographs compared to paintings. While some individuals may question the accuracy or truthfulness expressed in paintings, photographs are generally considered more reliable and truthful representations. The realism and direct portrayal of reality associated with photography tend to elicit trust and belief in the captured image. This quote hints at the power of photography in shaping public perception and influencing people's trust in visual representations.

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By Ansel Adams

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