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photography  

Philosophy of taking pictures

Sharing an emotion

As a beginner you may ask what photography is about. People like to preserve specific events like weddings or birthday parties. Others like to play with  innovative technology. I like both but over the years I more and more feel happy by sucessfully telling a good story or sharing an emotion or mood.

Sometimes I'm really desperate when I compare the impression of my shoots with what I have felt in the specific moment, when this photo has been taken. Needless to say that this is the best motivation to improve my skills.

Telling life stories

You may wonder about the relation between story telling and  photography? To be more specific: I'll talk about portraiture. It's truly fascinating and compelling to read a life story in someones face. And when it comes to retaining this story, it's the most challenging ambition in photography. I admit I'm still a novice.

Finally, there is another intention which becomes more important the older I get: Keeping people in good memories. 

Shooting a picture

Before starting to learn how to photograph, I had to learn how to see. An experienced photographer carefully plans his intentions, arranges the scenario and the perspectives, calculates the impact of lightning, aperture and exposure and knows how all of these parameters will influence and affect the viewer. Sometimes all these decisions have to be made in a split-second. I am still learning to see.

Photo gallery

Nude Art Photography B&W  Nude Art Photography Color
Nude Art Photography B&W               Nude Art Photography Color

Snail Shells  PeopleExperiments With Snail Shells          People

Animals  Thailand
Animals                                                 Thailand

Landscape  Architecture
Landscapes                                         Architecture

Sunrise and sundown 
Sunrise And Sundown