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I think I understand why. He formed himself in a time of Pop-art, but in the manner of Neorealism, and Neorealism (that has strong elements of Cubism) was strongly connected with photography.
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Your comment is very precious for me. I love L. Freud very much but never think thet his neo-realism looks like photography. Now I gained a new point of view, thank you very much.
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Since the discovery of photography there is a mutual relationship of painting and photography. From then on, all the styles reflected the impact of photography on their own ways.
And, also, I think that there is another connection: on some of Freuds paintings there is a mysterious relationship between plants and human beings, what is actually surrealistic component.
Aim of Surrealism was to liberate human soul (and body also), which is understandable for Freud, as a son of the famous and the first psychiatrist.
Surrealism is precisely because of that one of my favorite styles.
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After photography, painting sure had to find another way because there was a better way to keep records. So painting had found some other ways, styles in order to have meaning.
Just as you said ( and very dialectic) painting had connections with photography. Opposites always cover the other side.External painting lost its importance and painting had become more sophisticated.
That is why surreal is so beautiful, I love surreal very much, too.
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Friend, we know so much! 
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So good! This reminded me Lucian Feud's painting ---> [link]
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It was dry season, in last early autumn.
You don't take things for granted, and you really observe photos.
I like that.
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It is that I love water lilies
We don't have such those kind of dry time here in Finland and leaves are floating until the ice is coming like here: [link] so I was quite surprise to see so much leaves without water.
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That is poetic photo.
In the area where I live now in early autumn swamp (Kopacki rit) gets almost dry, and deers wander through.
One days I will maybe see how is it in Finland.
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It may be quite different here.
I've been in Croatia as a child in 1987 for tourism, on the sea shore near Zadar, quite far from where you live (I've seen from Google).
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I was born and grew up in small town near Zadar. There was one family there: husband was from Croatia, and wife from Finland. They had a son who was born in Finland. He swam every day in sea in wintertime.
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They are crazy finns swimming everyday in winter or summer. There's a place for this by my home but I've never tried. I must be too French for this (actually I'm French).
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Aha, French! That is why your photographs are so good (best tradition).
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True.
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Kingdoms for lenses....yes!
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...and photometer, and good tripod, and filters, and flash... and bag full of money... 
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