<P><IMG border=0 alt="Here's a thought ..." src="http://www.lensworkonline.com/resourcelibrary/hat/thumb01.jpg"></P> <H3>HT2471 - Predictability and Art</H3> <P>Lynn and I have been watching a series on Netflix that has become totally predictable. Every plot twist, every character reaction, every conflict between characters has become so predictable that it has turned into a game for us to make such predictions as we're watching. Curiously enough, its predictability has us slowly becoming less interested. Does predictability play a role in all other art media as well? Turning this to our chosen medium, does a perfectly predictable photograph become less interesting because it lacks an element of surprise?</P> <P></P> <P>This RSS feed includes only the most recent&nbsp;seven <EM>Here's a Thought</EM> episodes. <STRONG>All of them</STRONG> — over 2400 and counting! — are available to members of <EM>LensWork Online</EM>. <A href="checkout.subscriptiongenius.com/lenswork.com/1782/?redirect=1">Try a 30-day membership for only $10 </A>and discover the literally terabytes of content about <STRONG>photography and the creative process</STRONG>. </P> <P>Show your appreciation for our free weekly <EM>Podcast</EM> and our free daily <EM>Here's a Thought…</EM> with <A href="https://shop-lenswork-com.3dcartstores.com/product.asp?itemid=1649">a donation</A> Thanks! </P>