Week 3 ::
The more I bring my camera places and the more I snap what I see through the lens, the greater my satisfaction with my photographs. It’s what I tell my sons all the time: to get better at something, you need to practice. Well, duh.
Week 3 ::
The more I bring my camera places and the more I snap what I see through the lens, the greater my satisfaction with my photographs. It’s what I tell my sons all the time: to get better at something, you need to practice. Well, duh.
I love this image. The more you carry your camera around, the more you will notice the beauty surrounding you. Even my husband says he notices beautiful clouds or a cool flower thanks to my photography obsession. Someone recently said to me, people who hide behind their cameras miss out on the experience of life. I completely disagree. I think I notice more of the detail of life, which makes every day much sweeter than before.
I love this photo. The perspective is perfect. It’s great how the top and bottom of the photo fades away. Nice job. I agree with Angie. I’ve noticed more of the details in our lives and when I look back on my photos I have vivid memories of what we were doing, where we were, etc. Much more meaningful to me.
Thank you both for the compliments! Let me get on my soapbox for a moment:
When applied the way it’s intended, photography enhances your experiences. It doesn’t overshadow them. And I look forward to seeing my friend’s photos as much as my own to “see” what they’re up to. Let’s keep shooting, ladies!
This is beautiful Cyn!! What a great picture!