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Could U2 and Bono be any more boring?
Way to take a great photograph and imbue it with meaningless “meaning.”
I think it’s very interesting that they would place an equal sign in the middle of his photograph. What were they trying to achieve? I may not listen to U2, but I don’t have to listen to them to know that I think this cover art is slightly ridiculous. I mean, is the equal sign supposed to be framing the horizon or was it just placed there because they thought it looked nice? I don’t imagine Sugimoto would appreciate their change to his photography at all. I think the equal sign makes a negative impact on the original photo.
Having just seen this photo in person, I think that it’s fitting to be used by U2 for an album of that title. On the other hand, the photo was already pretty perfect and I the equal symbol takes away from that, it distracts from the photographic mastery that is Sugimoto’s scapes series.
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I have no doubt that U2 admired this photo and is paying tribute to the photographer but I do agree their “logo” slapped ontop of it is in a bit of a bad taste. Especially being so large it certainly takes away from the image, and I as most would like there to at least be a connection between the two.
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