Revival of Photography Tips
July 19th 2006 02:51
Readers of Photography Tips may be well aware that this blog has been suffering from a bout of non-activity since March but I am pleased to inform you that the torch has now been passed and I’ll be sharing my techniques, tips and ideas to arouse and inspire every creative bone in your body.
Parallel to this, I will also be writing for Photography Tales, which is more opinionated and anecdotal in nature. I am not a professional photographer, but you might find my experiences as an amateur art photographer who used to exhibit a lot of her work online and is now struggling to develop on her own, more relatable than if I confine myself to talking about how successful I am in my well-established career.
Comments are open for you to share with me your ideas and requests on what you would like to hear. In any case, I want to drive Photography Tips towards a more artistic, as well as technical arena. In the words of Man Ray, “of course, there will always be those who look only at technique, who ask ‘how’, while others of a more curious nature will ask ‘why’. Personally, I have always preferred inspiration to information.”
I will endeavour to provide you with both the ‘how’ and the ‘why’. You’ve bought the camera, you’re armed with film and/or Photoshop, and you’re ready to find your subjects—my hope is that through this blog, you will grow, day-by-day.
Parallel to this, I will also be writing for Photography Tales, which is more opinionated and anecdotal in nature. I am not a professional photographer, but you might find my experiences as an amateur art photographer who used to exhibit a lot of her work online and is now struggling to develop on her own, more relatable than if I confine myself to talking about how successful I am in my well-established career.
Comments are open for you to share with me your ideas and requests on what you would like to hear. In any case, I want to drive Photography Tips towards a more artistic, as well as technical arena. In the words of Man Ray, “of course, there will always be those who look only at technique, who ask ‘how’, while others of a more curious nature will ask ‘why’. Personally, I have always preferred inspiration to information.”
I will endeavour to provide you with both the ‘how’ and the ‘why’. You’ve bought the camera, you’re armed with film and/or Photoshop, and you’re ready to find your subjects—my hope is that through this blog, you will grow, day-by-day.
My companion—the Canon EOS 300D
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