“photo club rules”
Art is one of the disciplines that is free to do what it needs to do. True art is a challenge to reason and common senselessness. Its task is to question the status-quo.
Art is one of the disciplines that is free to do what it needs to do. True art is a challenge to reason and common senselessness. Its task is to question the status-quo.
It can become a bit boring to always see bridled conformity to most “camera club” standards. Breaking away from closed-minded rules will free you photographically.
Our world needs us to pay attention to what we humans are doing to ourselves. Seeing, questioning and revealing…
Here are a few of the most critical issues we face. These and many others, are the subjects of concerned image makers.
By the time people saw the truth, it was way too late.
In designing anything, usability is what you try to incorporate into the thing being designed. Functionality is always more important than what a product looks like.
If you are looking for a great street camera, portrait maker, or a fantastic option to your DSLR, the a7 is at least for me, a pretty perfect camera. It does just about everything I need it to do for nearly all of the kinds of photography I love to shoot. And it does it pretty darn well.
All of a sudden the world seems different. You’ll be amazed at what you can see when you just get out and have a closer look. For me, it is when the magic happens.
It isn’t about the camera, the lens, or the technique you use. It has nothing to do with shooting like another photographer, copying a style, or being one of them.
A photograph is a self-portrait that reflects your concepts and opinions of the world to others.