As we all know a majority of photographs are images that happen in an instant but are captured by the camera for all time, we share those images with others so that they too can enjoy the great outcome that has been caught in a second of time.
We as a society love to see and in some cases have nice things the way that we generally see them and gain an opinion is from images captured by others using a camera. Once a picture is taken by someone they very soon begin to realise that there is virtually no end to what they have just discovered can take them...
One click is all it takes...
Digital cameras are a great asset to the twenty first century, there are many things that technology and so called progress manages to spoil or even ruin in some cases, but thanks to the advent of DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) and Compact cameras we are able to find, capture, import, and print any image that we discover all within minutes of seeing it.
This technology is so good that even a complete novice can pick up a DSLR digital camera and virtually start taking professional looking pictures within minutes. Gone are the days of cumbersome cameras and slow processing, a modern day camera lets you see exactly what you have just photographed by means of a small LCD screen located on the back.
It is even possible to view in the LCD screen what you are filming or taking a picture of. There are simply too many reasons that stack up to make digital photography such a great media and outlet that some believe it to almost be a therapy for escaping the rigours of everyday life.
Whatever the attraction it is certainly a growing activity and is reflected by the many variations to suit mood, personality, capability, and desire from the camera manufacturers. Hunting and bringing back trophies in the form of pictures using a camera is certainly less harmful on the environment and Mother Nature.
Photography is not just a great hobby and interest that people can enjoy and share with each other, it can be seriously relaxing and in some cases therapeutic. Expressing the many aspects of some great photography is myphotographblog.com.
A blog that allows visitors to explore the many boundaries and wonders of modern day photography with some amazing photographs and links for added enjoyment. So whether you are a professional or a complete novice to photography make your way over to myphotographblog.com and be truly inspired.
Clive Anderson
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