Seeing vs. Looking: Mike Small
This guest post is provided by Mike Small of Shutter Mike Photography.
Photography is important to me for so many reasons narrowing it down to just one is a challenge in itself. It is my creative release, my means of expression, my all consuming hobby and so much more. But the one reason above all others why photography is important to me it is because it has taught me how to see the world versus just look at the world.
With photography I take the time to observe; look at the details; discover what generally goes unnoticed; and appreciate the beauty in everything from a city skyline to a rusted old pickup.
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Comments
Yes once you get into photography you definitely look at things from a different perspective. There is a lot of beauty in the world, even in the simplest things. Photography allows you to capture that surprising beauty.
Photography can really open your eyes to the world. It's one of the most powerful and universal loves about this artistic medium.
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