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For those of us who have always been hesitant to speak our minds for a variety of reasons, like myself in the wake of a traumatic brain injury in another land, photography is a vehicle to enable ourselves to speak: softly, demurely, intently, at the top of our lungs, and best of all, in code. Every image is interpreted by those who view it, yet if they hear my message, great. If they hear their own message, even better.

Pure happiness. I don't consider myself a beautiful person, so creating beautiful pictures fulfills a craving. I see things differently than other people and I get such a rush when I win a contest or someone notices a job well done. I love the science of it. I spend hours taking a picture and comparing the changes when I change the aperature or move the speedlight to make it "just right" I fight the urge daily to quit my job and head for the mountains to take pictures. I'm stuck right now because my kids wont let me photograph them any more and my job leaves me very little time to do any free lance stuff. Not sure whether I need to take another class or get a legitimate degree. I've got so many questions. The only thing I know for sure is how happy I am when I am taking or editing pics.

Photography can be very rewarding and very frustrating. It gives you a way of capturing moments but also shaping the world around you. It a way to express how you perceive the reality. But it's also distorting reality stunningly sometimes. queen size bed frame dimensions

It is my way of showing everyone else how I see things. My way of getting others to think in the same way that I do. It is also a way of learning how other people see the world and how they think, what makes them tick and what makes them so different to me.

It is my way of leaving evindance that I was here on the face of this earth and that I impacted someone positively; it reveals to those who view it what I have seen and what I view as ART! W James Hunter, US Navy Career Counselor Chief (Air Warfare) Retired June 15, 2012

Photography is my pleasure, My only subject is LIGHT , weather its Panning, freezing, portrait, Macro, Wildlife, does not matter what the object is!!!

To me photography are memories that you can get them back anytime. Is my passion and more, I live, I dream, I work and enjoy Photography. Photography is more than have the availability of snap beautiful photos is the Art of capture your memories and be able to share with others and put a smile and sometime even tears on your face. Photography is live, is time, is passion, is work, is everything and more.

the word photography makes me feel excited!!it is experimental!!it is a medium through which we create something new.i enjoy each moment i dedicate myself to photography.

Photografy is the best way to improve my reality

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My father was a traditional photography back in the early 70's and thru the 80's. I used to be his camera caddie. I was only 13 years old at the time and really enjoyed it. My job was to hold two cameras, a Mammiya twin lens, and a Hasselblad. My father would take whatever camera he needed during the ceremony from me. I didn't understand half of what he was doing until later in life. He was a professional photographer. The way he posed, the way he held his cameras, the way he set up his portable studio, the way he handle the crowds that were taking picture on his set was amazing to watch. I regret not taking it serious back then and having to learn everything from schools, seminars and hands on. I miss my dad, he passed December 15 2011. I love photography because of him, because he loved his family and worked his ass off being creative every weekend. I had the privilege of going through all my fathers old photos and it made me cry. I wasn't crying because my father was gone, it was his body of work . I can only imagine what my father could do with a DSLR today. His passion, traditional knowledge, and love for photography really showed in all of his photos. I have the passion now for this crazy trade and only wish I could of a shared more with Pops. I remember some of his last words to me before his passed. He said " Be a manual photographer son, the art is disappearing, with all the new automatic settings, people are letting the camera dictate the composition".

Capturing a moment or 'the' moment. Art.

.. is a everlasting memory captured, that will never be repeated in time. Always new things to learn and explore and the beauty is that there is no wrong or right - you can be yourself and express what you feel and see in you captures..

I take photo all the time, it is my memory

photography is a way to make "impossible" things become real..
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Photography for me is capturing the essence of ordinary slice-of-life moments that become treasured memories when they are long past.

What is photography to me? Photography for me has created awareness. I am more aware now of the simple things, the things that used to easily be taken for granted. I have learned to appreciate so much more just from looking through a lens.

This is now somewhat person. I feel its about change and progression. Each shot I take is a time both in that subjects life and mine, and we each share that moment forever. From that point we both can move to any place and so its a point in our liner life. We can always go back in time and see this picture and recall what we felt, thought, or even the ongoings around that time. A way to remember and progress from.

My photography means capturing a memory or freezing a moment in history that can be relived again and again.

One other area that photography is meaningful to me, is that is healing. It is healing to me as I slow down and center in the moment. I have seen it heal other by making pictures and looking at pictures. I created a photographic workshop for people dealing with the grief in the loss of love ones. It was transformation to facilitate and watch the photographers in the group find solace in the beauty in the moments.

First and foremost photography means family to me. My mother always had photo albums and a camera. She was notorious for lopping off the heads, but she wanted the memory. That is what I want to do with photography, capture and preserve memories for families. I am not a "Pro" yet. I was selected to be in the live audience for this show, but was unable to make it. The rewatch is great. Thanks for all your hard work to make this learning experience available.

Hi there from Portugal!
First of all I want to thank you all for what you're doing!
I am my photography. It represents me, it's part of me, it's one with me! It's the way I see my world and try to show to others the way I see it! That's also why I'm always trying to look for other points of view and I'm trying to change my world and hopefully THE world! :)
I've been without photography, but thankfully, I've realised that I feel most happy when I'm photographing!

Photography lets me prove to people who dislike being in front of a camera, that they CAN look GREAT in a photograph!

Photography makes me know that I am alive. I can look at the smallest things around me and feel awe. But when I view them through my camera's eye, I'm in Wonderland. At times making images is like a transfusion of life's blood. Working - and playing - with my images on the computer is like watching it emerge from the developer back in the day. When I feel low, I force myself to go out an shoot, I soon wonder "how can I survive and not do this always?"

I really like photography's versatility. It can be enjoyed at so many levels, from a simple snapshot of a loved one, to document a wedding for a family event or record a war as social history and on to pack shots for commerce before we even think about using it as an art tool!

I did commercial photography for years and was so bored I nearly gave it up until I decided to take it up as a hobby as well. My art photography helped my commercial work and vice versa.

When digital came along, it gave more control because everything could be done in house and I fell in love with photography all over again. We are so lucky today, our photography is ONLY limited by our imagination!

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For me my photography is a 2nd chance. I am an RN but because of medical problems I had to stop working . I was going stir crazy & feeling very worthless. I t wasn't like me not to not to be able to do something I loved. With all my medical bills & not working money was tight & unfortunately my Mother died around that time. She left me some money & I wanted to do something with it I knew she would be proud of me for & would love. SO I bought my 1st digital DSLR. I was like a sponge learning all I could. Was able to start charging & making more money I put right back in to equipment. My regret is she isn't here to see my work. She loved photos & would have gone crazy for all the ones I take of her grand kids as they have grown up. I cherish the reactions I get from families when they see there photos. I know my Mom would be proud & it sure has brought back some self worth to me.

Photography is about proving beauty-not simply seeing it and snapping a picture, but drawing the beauty from what may never be seen as beautiful and proving that the beauty is there.

Photography means "love" to me. To be able to document special moments of time in my boys lives is really special. To create a photobook of their childhood, will show them how much they are loved. I also love to take photos of my friends and their children. Kids are sweet. You can see a few of my photos here http://www.flickr.com/photos/8940802@N06/. Thank you Creative Live and all the fabulous photographers who are kind enough to teach me and the rest of the world how to take better photos.

Photography is a tool in capturing moments that may never come quite the same way again.

Though in some way we are all saying this - it is by this I moved and fulfilled!

As a small child I quickly developed a passion for creativity. I would often spend my days building a fort in the back yard, climbing a tree to see where it lead, or simply pretending I was a fireman or race car driver.

Discovering a talent for photography and the creative processes behind it lead me on a journey to seek out and capture the true, genuine moments in my photography. The images I create have a very unique story-telling quality and have been best described as playful, spontaneous, honest, and authentic. It is with a personal drive and passion that I approach every client, every job, every assignment, and every personal project.

I’ve been blessed so far in where life has lead me, and I’ll continue down this creative path as long as my two feet will carry me. I feel that each and every one of us has a story to tell… this is how I’m telling mine.

To me photography is about capturing beauty - the beauty of our earth, the beauty of the different people in the world, the beauty of the moment. In pausing to appreciate this beauty, I am hopeful my photos can help us appreciate the earth we live in and the variety of people we share it with.

Photography is my path of self discovery.

As an artist and designer, photography has always been an extension of my art and vision, and initially, it was just another form of media that allowed me to express that. I've been taking photos since I was a child and found that I had to have my camera with me when I was doing other things because I was constantly seeing something unique that I wanted to preserve or recreate, either in film, paint or other media, and photography was the fastest way for me to capture that. The documentation aspect of photography fascinates me - capturing places and moments in time that will never exist again. For me, there's no difference between my photos and my paintings.

I've had an unusual ride with photography. My life has taken me to Mexico where I work as one of the town's photographers taking photos of the events, graduations, weddings and Quincearnas. What makes it usual is I work just like the old timer photographer here selling the photos back to the people. Working for pesos. At first it was hard to charge the people, but as I needed the money and it was only fair to the other town photographer not to give my product away, it was essential. In doing so many doors opened for me, I learned the culture from the inside out, I learn to trust the people that they would pay me, but most of all I learned while the Mexicans are poor that they are in so many ways much richer than more developed nations. I see so much on the street and have a family wherever I go in this small town. I have been accepted as one of them. I make very little, but feel like a millionaire for the closeness of the community I feel here and the generosity I have been shown. So, I would say photography means a connection with people for me!

Hola soy de mexico y quiero preguntar si los cursos tambien estan en español, puede ser con subtitulos.

Hello I write from a translator is not English, I am a photographer and Spanish courses in no way thanks and kisses.

Seeing the Overlooked details of Life! Joanna Wilson

After 20 year career as graphic designer and illustrator, I found it starting to feel like work. Photography has rekindled my passion for art and the exploration of new ways of inspiration in the people and world around me.

My photography is all about sharing for me. When I have a great picture, I share it with everyone and I love to make books and prints and give them as presents.

My photography means that I can share a dream and create a fantasy... I don't care about reality, I want to show an idealized space.

Photography, for me, is a visual diary capturing moments that I may never write about even if I want to or mean to. Having lost 2 of my children as infants I realized how very precious each moment can be and how you can never get them back. My healing journey began when I started trying to take meaningful pictures. I wanted to be able to capture moments in a great way, that would speak to me and others and tell the story of those I love the most.

As time has gone by I realize that there is more to the story than just the people, the backgrounds, the colors, even the sounds. Years from now when I walk down memory lane I want to see in my pictures everything I was feeling at the time I snapped the shutter and I want to be in charge of those details. Learning and improving in my photography skills will help me to do that. This seminar is helping me do that. Thank YOU!

I'm having the wonderful opportunity of teaching my living children why I love to capture these moments and they are learning right along with me. It's kind of like a visual legacy of our moments and memories.

Recently I realized how uptight I've been about getting all the technical aspects perfect, and the show today reminded me how I can see that reflected back at me from the faces of those I photograph. Going forward I want to stay true to the moments, the colors, even the sounds and not miss a minute. Hopefully later that will be what I see and what others see when looking at my photographs.

I truly believe photography can heal the soul from a lot of hurt and I have had the joy of experiencing that and continue to do so. Kristy

I am a retired teacher and caregiver to my 97 year old mother. All my life I have seen everything as if it has a frame around it. It's just the way I am. I love to go out and take pictures and share them to give others pleasure. Nature is so fantastic and beautiful. It's a tremendous release for me and I am learning everything I can. I can see my work is getting better and better.

Makes me some extra cash while I create memories :)

I take photos so that when I am much older and have trouble remembering things, I can look back on my photos and they will hopefully bring back memories. I take photos so that the ones I love can do the same. I take photos so that my family, and those around me, know that I care about them, and so that they can see the beauty that I see in them. I take photos now, as there are so many I wish I had taken in the past. I wish I had more photos of my Grandmother, who I loved so much. I wish I had more photos of my Grandfather, who died when I was much too young. Photography is my way of connecting to the world around me. My way of taking in it's beauty, and being able to share it with those I love.

Photography is Fun, Stress buster and makes me happy.

This is not specifically related to photography, but I think Frederick Beuchner's comment regarding vocation is quite appropriate: "The place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet."

my photography let's be be creative and show others my world. I do a lot of Faery photography and the lighting is one of the most important things needed. Love doing nature this I keep as my fun part it is for me and it also let's people see the world as I see it.

I just wrote this to describe my photography...
Artistic photography is a very personal form of creative expression. With my images, I take a very inner part of myself and put it on display for the world to view. A picture may be worth a thousand words...But an artistic image is worth more than words...It takes with it a piece of the photographer's heart! ♥

Living in NY ... life is always on the fast lane and too many times too many of us miss opportunities because of busy schedules that we often overbook on purpose to feel important or to fulfill our dreams. Whatever the place is, formal or casual, wedding or rolling out of bed with my 3 year old... every single one of those moments cannot be redone or replaced. Photography means capturing those moments that fill in the details to a mental memory or adding to the memory because it was something we were to busy to overlook. Hopefully I can make them images that stop a person in their busy schedule to just sit and reminisce on a memory or be in awe of something they overlooked.... in turn changing their life to be more aware of their surroundings and the things and people that they love. That is what photography means to me.

Photography means the World to me because, from it, I learned to see it from different perspectives (It--the vague pronoun--stands for both Photography and the World).