Response The quotation “Every image embodies a way of seeing…The photographer’s way of seeing is reflected in his choice of subject. The painter’s way of seeing is reconstituted by the marks he makes on the canvas or the paper,” said by John Berger, 20th century British artist and critic, is clearly demonstrated in the 2 landscapes, Sunny September by Helen McNicoll and Western Forest by Emily Carr. In Sunny September by Helen McNicoll, …showed first 75 words of 623 total…

…showed last 75 words of 623 total…Emily Carr insisted that the tree or the bush by itself contained its own beauty. It didn’t need to be surrounded with other parts of nature to be what it is. For this reason, she immersed herself in the forest. Helen McNicoll needed the whole forest to help itself, in making several parts of it beautiful. She felt the tree had to be surround with other beauties for it to enhance its own beauty.