Today marks the end of a year long learning experience and story sharing process. I spent four years studying this art form and the past year applying it casually. Some of my work was better than other, some of it took a lot of thought and preparation and some of it only took a split second decision. I did learn a lot about photography during this, but I learned more about people. Photography gives us the ability to watch people and interaction and study human behavior. It is an art form like none other and I have a greater appreciation for it after going through with this experience.
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
May 15, 2011
The End May 15, 2011
Today marks the end of a year long learning experience and story sharing process. I spent four years studying this art form and the past year applying it casually. Some of my work was better than other, some of it took a lot of thought and preparation and some of it only took a split second decision. I did learn a lot about photography during this, but I learned more about people. Photography gives us the ability to watch people and interaction and study human behavior. It is an art form like none other and I have a greater appreciation for it after going through with this experience.
Apr 22, 2011
Picture Perfect April 22, 2011
In Ryle High School yearbook teacher, Diane Fazzalaro's classroom are hundreds of photos, Senior Photos, of students who have been in either her English classes or her Yearbook classes. Fazzalaro proudly displays them on her door and wall.
Dec 30, 2010
Smiley Face December 30, 2010
Derek Noem, posing for a portrait actually smiled for a photograph. Noem, 21 of Union, KY is a Junior at WKU.
Aug 24, 2010
After Hours August 24, 2010
Working in his awesome office after hours to complete a project for processing oversees, Bowling Green photographer, Daniel Houghton edits and tones images by lamplight.
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