> Well, no, I mean, a photo which has been selectively blurred like this has _less information_ than we started with, so it's objectively telling us less, and that's why it's funny, that we are spending so much time removing information.*
You are confusing entropy with information. You can increase the information in an image by selectively removing everything that isn't relevant to some aspect of its viewing. By focusing on a subject our visual and cognitive systems don't have to do that work.
You are confusing entropy with information. You can increase the information in an image by selectively removing everything that isn't relevant to some aspect of its viewing. By focusing on a subject our visual and cognitive systems don't have to do that work.