Can Art Be Measured? by Gary Winters

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18-DEC-2007

Art and Measurement exist in two different worlds.

If one piece of art is greater than another, can you measure the difference?

Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi
1/4s f/11.0 at 60.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

John Cooper		20-Dec-2007 20:17
Only one world. Measurement is a matter of fact. Art is a matter of opinion.

Dave Beedon		19-Dec-2007 01:45
This measures up to my idea of vibrant colors and pleasing composition.

Guest		18-Dec-2007 23:30
Wow, is so cool! Great colors!!

Bill Miller		18-Dec-2007 18:56
Lucky for you, I happen to be an artometerist and have a 'state of the art' artometer at home. I have measured this picture, I can say it measures exactly 375.25 AU (metric art units) or 42 in imperial units (which coincidentally is also the answer to life, the universe and everything according to Douglas Adams)....

J. Scott Coile		18-Dec-2007 16:38
Blue seems greater ;-)

Robin Reid		18-Dec-2007 15:31
Great question beautifully demonstrated

Pepe Zyman		18-Dec-2007 15:29
Very cool!

Scott Browne		18-Dec-2007 14:59
You can, but you measure by volume, not length. So the tape measures won't help you. Great colors.

Guest		18-Dec-2007 14:54
Brilliantly done! Hugest V

Guest		18-Dec-2007 13:34
What about measuring it with the votes (HUGE VOTE kind of unit, see?) ;-) In terms of measuring the processing skills, you are sky scrapping, Gary!

don nieman		18-Dec-2007 11:32
This is top notch, at the large end of the ruler. V

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