Friday, March 7, 2008

My Hand at Photography.

Ever since I was young, I wanted to show people how I see the world through my eyes.

The colors I see are totally different than that of "Regular people" Just because my eyes are slightly more sensitive to light than most.

Colours are in fact more vibrant to me, as I know this because I have tested this out with my friends and family. It is almost as if the elements of colour were neon like, so when I see a collage of colours meshed together I try to capture that moment. Exactly how I see it. Hence the photo below. "Serene Portage"


A shot of the portage in the fall, in the town where I live.


The next photo is a trick I learned from a friend of mine, its called a pinhole gap box. It is a tricky procedure to do, because of the specific location of the pin hole and the lens, and using a tripod. But this is the result of what I am talking about, in the intensity of colours that I see.


Photography to me is a mirror of emotional expression for the most part. Though colours are only an element of expression, it is the over all them of the picture. To relay the feeling of which I am trying to capture.

For example the next photo is an intense scene of colours. The emotion I was trying to convey is that of awe, how simple scene for a moment in our lives can have immense effects on our moods.


I do not use any kind of graphical editor on my photos other than cropping. It destroys the essence of the picture so it is senseless to mess with the actual integerity of the photo itself.

When I look back on my photos I often wonder why the simple moments of time fade away so easily, Sometimes I ask myself if I took these pictures at time.

Now I will merely show you a copy of a few other photos I have taken over the years.



A picture of Sunset Lake in Iron Mountain Michigan.
Driving by it with Janae and WOW what a scene. Followed by a scene of Brok Mountain Scenic over look in Copper Harbor, along with my pup, Dusty when she was 1 year old. Along side another Picture of the Maple forest which is a big time farm for maple syrup up here in these parts.

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