How did an intent way of seeing affect Edward Weston’s artwork?
a. Weston’s sensitivity to form influenced how he photographed the pepper.
b. Weston emphasized pure visual form by using nonrepresentational shapes.
c. Weston abstracted the subject to alter our perception of the natural world.
d. Weston combined media to reveal changes in religious iconography.
a. Weston’s sensitivity to form influenced how he photographed the pepper.
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