All different types of photography can signify and amplify ones creative side.  There’s fashion photography; photo’s which demonstrate one’s unique style and awesome fashion wardrobe.  While there is also conservative photography, expressing emotion and seriousness to the viewer.  While there are many different styles of photography everyone enjoys all, if not just one type.  I personally enjoy taking photographs of anything that captures my eye.  Because one has the ability to capture many different images, landscapes, portraits, etc. there are many different options for viewers to explore.  So keep it originally, snap away at anything that crosses your path because in the end it could be a work of art or just a groovy photograph that you can't stop looking at.

a couple more cool photo blogs that you should definitely check out...

 http://blog.trushots.com/2009/09/art-need-not-mirror-reality-art-is-its.html

http://overbayphotography.net/blog/2011/11/14/overbay-photography-a-dream-becomes-reality/

http://hannahroberts3.blogspot.com/2010/10/photograhpy-and-reality.html

"A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" (1991)- Black Sheep

laughter is the essence of life, so don't forget to laugh

There are many forms of art; music, theater, painting, drawing, photography, and the list can go on.  Everyone enjoys their own form of art and can be good at just one or many.  However, there are no definite rules of art except those, which were mastered by the very famous artists themselves.  Yet in today’s day in age art can be in any form.  Graffiti is even considered art, just a vandalized form (to some).  With all these different forms of art memories are savored and can be revisited from time to time to remember what inspired you to create such an amazing illustration.  By having these documented and saved it gives you, as the artist, the ability to never forget what you were thinking at that exact moment.  It allows you the opportunity to give others the ability to interpret it how they wish and then further examine it through the eye of the artist, that being you.  Every little bit of the illustration furthers the knowledge the viewer has to examine, as they look at the artwork firsthand.

With just a click of a button a million different feelings are compacted into one, that image being the whole, illustrating thousands of different emotions easily noticeable to the naked eye.  That being called photography.  The ability to capture an individual’s exact feeling at any given moment and savior it for a lifetime is the reason why photographers exist.  To remember, save and live a feeling over and over again.  That is why I consider myself a photographer.  One who enjoys being around people, happy or sad, excited or frightened, to store that image forever so I can look back on it and remember how that person was feeling at that exact moment. 

"There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs"  -Ansel Adams


Check these out:

http://lorenstowphotography.blogspot.com/?expref=next-blog

http://llblogspot.com/

... just a couple more photographers capturing images and saving them for a lifetime

friends forever; i'll cheers to that

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