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| This scene was too funny not to share...these two kept taking selfie breaks the entire afternoon. |
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| ^my favorite pic of the day. |
I'm really pleased with this set of photos. Lately I've been feeling very uninspired about my photography- I don't have fancy equipment or editing software and I've never had a class. (Though taking a class is on my "Must Do" list for next year.)
I also don't have a distinct voice as a photographer, but I know what I like to photograph. Perhaps that's the best way to go about it? To stop trying to be a photographer I'm not and to photograph things I love?
There's an overabundance of photographers everywhere nowadays, but I don't want to get lost among the over edited portraits and staged instagram shots (not judging, I do it!) I want to keep practicing photography and to grow as a documenter.
At this point I can't even verbalize what I want and don't want as a photographer. I do want my images to be distinct and recognizable. One day, right? Because one day I will have photographs in National Geographic.
Ah, thinking about things is always so much fun, huh?
Hmph. The internet just ate my first comment. AS I SAID BEFORE, those are very nice photos, but perhaps you should include more people. Buildings and trees are not as evocative of a culture as the people! Or, come to think of it, the food. Where were the food pictures??
ReplyDeleteUm, there are people! Carlos and Francisco are people. :)
ReplyDeleteFood pictures are happening! I just haven't eaten at very many places.