In a new class that I am taking, our assignment was to tell the class a little about ourselves by answering ten questions in photographs. On this blog, I thought about giving you the literal answer at the end of the entry about how the photograph spoke to me, or what it says but I will leave that up to your imagination. Here are my answers in photographs that I took:
Who are you?
What did you look like as a child?
What is your main character trait?
What inspires you the most?
What do you normally never take a picture of?
What do you love about photography?
If you weren’t a photographer, what would you be?
What is the first thing you touch in the morning?
If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates?
What is the meaning of life?
Here are other photographic answers to these questions from photographers... What do your answers look like?
3 comments:
Thank you for sharing some tidbits about what you are learning in your class. I've enjoyed following your blog as your choices in life are an inspiration to me. Don't get me wrong, I am happy here in Seattle; I just find your free spirit contagious and uplifting! I've enjoyed seeing (experiencing) your life through your photographs. I am just getting into photography and am mesmerized. Most of my subjects are of nature; I would love to do portraits to capture the moment but find taking pictures of people intimidating!
Roy in Seattle
I looked at the pictures that you posted which are descriptive in their own right and then at the other photographers.So is photography primarily a man's hobby or art?
I didn't see any women photographers?
Like in your art class what is the ratio women to men? Just curious!
Hi Roy, thank you for the nice comment! I try my best to live life to the fullest. :) I am so glad you are enjoying photography...I know I love it. Don't be afraid of people, most will say yes if you ask to take their photograph. The toughest shots are often the most rewarding to you.
Hi Anonymous! I am not sure I can answer your question; "Is photography primarily a man's hobby or art?" I believe photography is art. Like all art, it really depends on how you feel about what you are looking at, reading, feeling or listening to.
There are several women in my classes and there are so many talented women artists (including photographers) out there. In my current class, there are 3 men and 7 women.
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