Street Shots Photography Podcast
Arts:Visual Arts
What is style? How do we develop a style to our pictures? Is it important to have a style? In the last episode, photojournalist Ron Haviv brought up the idea that each photographer needs to find their “visual voice.” In this episode the Antonio and Tom discuss finding your own visual voice over time, using apps like Lightroom and Aperture to look back through your photographs to find the common themes that run through your archive. They also touch upon whether or not your equipment helps to define your photographic look. Using some of their own images as starting points, the Switch to Manual guys tackle this question: What are you trying to say through your images? Because what you’re saying with your photography is important and maybe you want to say it with some style!
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