October 18, 2025
Martin von Hildebrand
Dr Martin von Hildebrand talks about Myths and Stories in Indigenous Cultures.
This post explores the emotional impact of blurry photography and its connection to storytelling.
Blurry photography can evoke strong emotions, often reflecting the feelings of the photographer. As I explore this art form, I find that the blur can symbolize uncertainty, nostalgia, or even joy. Each image tells a story that resonates on a deeper level.
When sharing blurry images, it’s essential to connect with your audience. Explain the emotions behind the blur and how it relates to your artistic vision. This connection can enhance the viewer's experience and appreciation of your work.
“Photography is the art of making memories tangible.”
By embracing the emotional aspect of blurry photography, artists can create powerful narratives that engage viewers.
Dr Martin von Hildebrand talks about Myths and Stories in Indigenous Cultures.
Four Arrows talks about decolonization, drawing on his experience living in North America and Mexico.
