Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Digital photography, is it a useless hobby or a necessary ability? by rebecca (curtis)
In digital photography, there are several guidelines to follow to make your photos original. They are Reflection, which is shooting the reflection of something in a mirror or pool of water. Shooting the Unusual is pretty self explanatory. Empty space is when there is tons of space in a picture where there isn’t anything present. There are several others, and more inspirational ways to shoot as well. Some people seem to think that photography is a useless waste of time, that it won’t help you anywhere, and is irrelevant to the 21st century. If it is so useless, how would you be able to do so much? Document memories, important dates, and relieve stress. Documenting memories, such as the birth of your niece, would be hard to do without photography. Photographing important dates such as the presidential election would be nearly impossible. Relieving stress is a huge, ginormus, gigantic issue in the 21st century. All these people working 3 jobs in the week, 4 shifts over the weekend make the world a stressful place. With no fun way to relieve stress, the world would cease to exist as we know it. Crime would rise at an alarming rate, as would suicides. But, with photography, the world can remain a happy, healthy, fantastical place.
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