Being a photographer in a world that is full of amazing photography can be intimidating, However, a far worse ailment is a sense of superficiality. More photos are seen daily than ever. This both heightens and lowers the value of the still image. These days we are all photographers yet we breeze past photo’s without a second thought.
The Philosophy of Image Capture was a personal exploration into the value I draw from being a photographer and a place I can return to when advertising, social media and the sheer mass of photography can leave me feeling aimless and superficial.
Being a photographer in a world that is full of amazing photography can be intimidating, However, a far worse ailment is a sense of superficiality. More photos are seen daily than ever. This both heightens and lowers the value of the still image. These days we are all photographers yet we breeze past photo’s without a second thought.
The Philosophy of Image Capture was a personal exploration into the value I draw from being a photographer and a place I can return to when advertising, social media and the sheer mass of photography can leave me feeling aimless and superficial.
