…because Photography is my Creativity

Hello Fellow Photographers!

I wanted to take a few minutes today to share a bit about High-speed Photography. I have recently become extremely fascinated with this style of photography. Although I have yet to take these incredible high-speed photos, I intend to attempt at some point in the future.

Your shutter speed has to be extremely quick to capture any decent high-speed photographs. Once I test out this style, I will share more on my experience and what shutter speeds work for me. Until that time, I’ll be doing some more research on the style. This will take me a few days or maybe weeks, since I have another job and little time to devote to my favorite pass time. However, I’ll share with you what I find out, so that if I am unable to test out the high-speed technique – you can attempt it even before I do.

But! You have to take an interest and have a passion for this style of photography before we go any further… because if you don’t, then you’ll simply want to give up. Although I haven’t had experience in this area of photography, I can already tell you it is a very difficult to capture some of these incredible images. So it may not be for everyone. But if you have a passion for learning high-speed photography and want to master this style, by all means – go for it!

Take a look at this website, and see if high-speed photography captures your fancy.

Click here! to see some incredible high-speed photos!

They are definitely worth your time to view… even if you have no interest in this style. It’s amazing!

Have a wonderful day!

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Digital photography is one of my favorite ways to express myself. It’s fun, creative, and it allows me to hold on even longer to memories by stopping a moment in time leaving the empression as a photograph.

I use digital photography because it allows me to use my imagination more if I ever wanted to transform a certain picture into something from a fantasy book. Although I rarely do that because I like to keep my photos as authentic as possible. It’s still fun to tinker with my photos, even if I don’t save them that way.

Another reason why I use digital photography is because I want to share my work with the world. I’m a beginner photographer, so I’m not quite established in knowing everything there is to know about photography. Nowadays though, it’s pretty easy to share things with the world if you have a computer and internet access. So that’s what I do, I share my photographs and ideas on the World Wide Web, as you can see. However, if I used a film camera, I would have to scan my photograph to allow me to put it up on a website. Scanning also doesn’t turn out too well because the photo will usually turn out fuzzy or the colors may be different. Now I’m not arguing that digital photography is better than regular film photography, by all means I love them both and they each have different advantages depending on what you use them for. I personally need to use digital photography. I still use film cameras every once in a while, and someday soon I would love to buy a film SLR (film SLR’s are cheaper than digital SLR’s). For now, though, I like using digital.