Art Quote by Walter Benjamin

“Pictures never tell the whole story," I say trying to be reassuring. "They're a projection of how people want you to see them”

— Fiona Neill

“Perhaps it was better not to see pictures: they only made one hopelessly discontented with one's own work.”

— Virginia Woolf

“The photos stirred feelings she couldn't quite frame in words, and this, she decided, must mean they were true works of art.”

— Celeste Ng

“pictures. One before them too, that, however briefly,”

— Emylia Hall

“Pictures tell the story of actual impulse in the artist—or the lack of it.”

— Robert Henri

“Just as people talk about things of no real interest to them, they also take pictures of things that have no real interest to…

— Bruce Barnbaum

“Pictures should be of what you see, not of what the world sees when it sees you.”

— Sloane Crosley

“Don’t become mesmerized by the pictures that have appeared if they are not what you want. Take responsibility for them, make light of them…

— Rhonda Byrne

“And the people in the photographs always seem a lot happier than you are.”

— Stephen Chbosky

“What do we feel when we look at a good photograph? We just want to be there, right at the exact moment that photo…

— Mehmet Murat ildan

“I’m not trying to evoke emotions in the reader. My job is to bring about an understanding through pictures.”

— Michael Siegel

“All photos speak a thousand words. This one contained a library.”

— Rivera Sun