I’d like to mention in advance that this is my personal opinion on the product. First time i’ve heard about Saal Digital was when I read a blog post of a photographer who I follow on WP. He wrote a review post on his recent body of work – photo book. That immediately caught my […]Read Post ›
“Making, creating & doing are the only things that help you be what you want in this world. Put your talking on hold & creating on steroids.”
I’m subscribed to Seth Godin‘s daily blog. I admit that a good portion of his posts I often don’t have time to look at or they are somewhat irrelevant to me as their content is business or marketing driven. Yet, there are posts like this one. It manages to knock at the right door so I […]Read Post ›
Hi folks, I’ve spent a great couple of weeks with my family during these winter school holidays. It was important to me to stay offline as much as I could and enjoy spending time with my loved ones. Camera was always with me but in this case for personal family captures. I didn’t push it. […]Read Post ›
Its the second time I write a blog post today. I deleted the first draft. I wrote about 15 lines, rumbling about something, re-read it, took a deep breath and erased everything. I know, I try not to sensor myself too much and just write what’s on my mind but it really felt like something […]Read Post ›
One of the geniuses of cinematography Andrey Tarkovskyy shares his views and opinions about art and existence.
Some words on subject of FEAR as Halloween approaches. In this case, Seth Godin described perfectly well where to find the boogeyman.
It’s been a while I know. The blog was left unattended. The words and thoughts are flying in the air and don’t seem to settle down. The transitional period…
It is too late. You are in there, we all are. Around 2 billion images are uploaded online every day. Basically, if you don’t want to take part, you need to sign off everything, close all your media sharing accounts and go “cold turkey”…
Elaborating on something heard on a recent photo podcast: People often say, it’s become so easy now. You have your digital camera with LCD screen. You take a photo and can immediately check the result on screen. But are you seeing the result? I think its an important question to ask.
