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IT IS ALL A MATTER OF PERSECTIVE

Moving from a "happy snapper" to a real photographer means learning to change your perspective and guiding your camera to capture a different viewpoint.
That view might be something that your audience would never get to see in their lifetime, or perhaps you wish to create a narrative for your audience.
Let's take a look at these photos below to demonstrate my point!

Here you see the back of my dogs head in the bottom of the frame. That is Venus, get use to seeing her as she is a model in many of my photos ;)
In the middle of the frame are some horses from our neighbourhood stables.
I could have just taken a picture of the horse looking up at us but that would have been just a "happy snap". By moving around behind Venus and lowering my camera to her perspective and fixing on the horse looking up at us, I can visually tell a story about a little dog who adores looking at horses and a horse who is curious about a dog.

In this photo, I could have taken a pictu…

JUST BELIEVE in Monochrome. Making a Compeling Statement with Photography

COLOUR VS MONOCHROME

Does the absence of colour in photography make your statement more provocative and powerful?

This is a question that photographers need to ask themselves, if they are working on a serious topic that demands an immediate emotion.

As a photography instructor, it is my duty to take my students from the realm of "happy snapper" as I call the "point-and-shoot" crowd, to enlightened "photographers" who use their cameras as tools of expression and information.

In this Photographic Thesis, I wanted to use my camera to explore "Woman as the face of hope in humanity".

PREMISE

The early theologians would reflect on their icon of Mary, as their face of hope.

Besides Christ, no other subject in iconography has been more depicted than Mary, the Theotokos (Greek for “Mother of God”, literally “God-Bearer”). It shouldn’t be surprising that no human being born of a mother, would not resemble their mother to some extent.

Mary is shown wea…

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