Comments on: Yet Another Shutterbug’s Story http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story Blogadda provides Indian bloggers a platform to showcase their blogs. Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:04:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Waylon Hillary http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-31364 Waylon Hillary Thu, 25 Feb 2010 10:41:53 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-31364 Heya…my very first comment on your site. ,I have been reading your blog for a while and thought I would completely pop in and drop a friendly note. . It is great stuff indeed. I also wanted to ask..is there a way to subscribe to your site via email?

]]> By: Rahul Agrawal http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-26092 Rahul Agrawal Thu, 07 Jan 2010 16:07:47 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-26092 Really amazing article u pointed out small yet so significant things which i have never thought. Got to know many things. I really like photography as a hobby and always wondered how to get better at it. Thnks for ur help PS i have some pics i would like to share n like get ur views. If u r interestred please tell me how can i post them to u Really amazing article u pointed out small yet so significant things which i have never thought. Got to know many things. I really like photography as a hobby and always wondered how to get better at it. Thnks for ur help

PS i have some pics i would like to share n like get ur views. If u r interestred please tell me how can i post them to u

]]> By: Peter Remnemark http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-26081 Peter Remnemark Thu, 07 Jan 2010 14:08:45 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-26081 Hi, I apsolutly agree with you on every step. Reading and networking is the key to spread the (your) message and to learn. Some times it can be a quicker curve with a lesson or training compared to read or learning-by-doing, but it does not stop you. Keep up the good stuff, and thanks for the tweet :) Rgds, Peter Hi,
I apsolutly agree with you on every step. Reading and networking is the key to spread the (your) message and to learn. Some times it can be a quicker curve with a lesson or training compared to read or learning-by-doing, but it does not stop you.

Keep up the good stuff, and thanks for the tweet :)

Rgds,
Peter

]]> By: Indyeah http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-26073 Indyeah Thu, 07 Jan 2010 13:19:47 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-26073 even though dont have the best camera (but then like yous aid it doesnt matter anyway:) ) I have always loved clicking pictures :) more so when there are people involved... a sudden laugh, a smile that has not yet bloomed...a moment of intimacy :) loved all the tips you have written about here :) also absolutely LOVED the pics you have taken :) the ones of flowers are gorgeous and the ones taken in Rajasthan and others?breathtaking...beautifully done! @blogadda thanks for tweeting this today or would have missed it :) even though dont have the best camera (but then like yous aid it doesnt matter anyway:) ) I have always loved clicking pictures :) more so when there are people involved… a sudden laugh, a smile that has not yet bloomed…a moment of intimacy :)

loved all the tips you have written about here :)
also absolutely LOVED the pics you have taken :) the ones of flowers are gorgeous and the ones taken in Rajasthan and others?breathtaking…beautifully done!

@blogadda thanks for tweeting this today or would have missed it :)

]]> By: Russel Reda http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-25227 Russel Reda Sun, 27 Dec 2009 13:21:20 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-25227 Without a doubt, this article is really the latest on this deserving topic. I agree with your conclusions and am eagerly look forward to your future updates. Just saying thanks will not just be enough, for the extraordinary clarity in your writing. I will at once grab your rss feed to stay informed of any updates. Gratifying work and much success in your business endeavors! Without a doubt, this article is really the latest on this deserving topic. I agree with your conclusions and am eagerly look forward to your future updates. Just saying thanks will not just be enough, for the extraordinary clarity in your writing. I will at once grab your rss feed to stay informed of any updates. Gratifying work and much success in your business endeavors!

]]> By: Nick http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-16383 Nick Thu, 03 Sep 2009 08:26:56 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-16383 Probably the most important skill for the photographer is learning to SEE not JUST look. Photographers have been "editing" since the beginning of the art. Its just that we do it differently now. If any photographer tells you they never edit, they are lying! Every image is edited to some degree, film, polaroid, digital etc., all. Probably the most important skill for the photographer is learning to SEE not JUST look.

Photographers have been “editing” since the beginning of the art. Its just that we do it differently now.

If any photographer tells you they never edit, they are lying! Every image is edited to some degree, film, polaroid, digital etc., all.

]]> By: Shantanu http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-16350 Shantanu Wed, 02 Sep 2009 21:03:46 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-16350 " Go ahead, take out that camera and start taking notice of how your mom’s lips curl a special way when she smiles." - Well said. Asking a photographer what camera you use is like asking a writer what pen you use, me thinks. So far I haven't tasted the joys of using an SLR but I hope I come across one in the future. This is one of those articles where all the tips make sense. :) Nice read, really. And I am one of those who devour user manuals and there is much more sense in them than they get credit for. Excellent point that. ” Go ahead, take out that camera and start taking notice of how your mom’s lips curl a special way when she smiles.” – Well said.

Asking a photographer what camera you use is like asking a writer what pen you use, me thinks.

So far I haven’t tasted the joys of using an SLR but I hope I come across one in the future. This is one of those articles where all the tips make sense. :)

Nice read, really.

And I am one of those who devour user manuals and there is much more sense in them than they get credit for. Excellent point that.

]]> By: Life without a Bike | Annkur http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-15178 Life without a Bike | Annkur Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:05:33 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-15178 [...] can also attend all calls while traveling, check my SMS and Tweet from my mobile (along with reading blogs) . Interestingly during the initial days in a rickshaw I would let the phone ring in my pocket, [...] [...] can also attend all calls while traveling, check my SMS and Tweet from my mobile (along with reading blogs) . Interestingly during the initial days in a rickshaw I would let the phone ring in my pocket, [...]

]]> By: Barbara Kite http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-14506 Barbara Kite Mon, 13 Jul 2009 18:09:38 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-14506 As an actng coach I am always stressing to stop, look away, look back and see what comes at you. Because you are missing so much. I also stress the sensorial awareness in life. Smell, taste, touch, hear AS WELL as see. It makes you more alive. As an actng coach I am always stressing to stop, look away, look back and see what comes at you. Because you are missing so much. I also stress the sensorial awareness in life. Smell, taste, touch, hear AS WELL as see. It makes you more alive.

]]> By: pigglywiggly http://blog.blogadda.com/2009/07/08/yet-another-shutterbugs-story#comment-14494 pigglywiggly Mon, 13 Jul 2009 10:57:34 +0000 http://blog.blogadda.com/?p=1975#comment-14494 Excellent tips. As you said, the best way to learn or nurture something like photography, is to take many pics. There are so many mental blocks. "Wont carry a camera always", "dont like to intrude and take pics of people", etc etc. But, in the end, you can almost always see your work improve. Even the most "untalented" photographer. Going beyond gear talk, you need to capture moments and things, and try to see if you can focus or revolve a photograph around a theme, or moment. The theme, is of course, always your own. That others can see, identify with, or change the theme, is another matter completely, but self-satisfaction and exploration - of nature, environment, people, experiences - all comes out of it. I'm a very lazy photographer. Have some very old cameras - but i prefer to use a small olympus film camera with a fast lens for street photographs. Not hooked, or well versed in digital photography yet. But .. i enjoy looking through pics, mine - for the memories, and others' work - for the train of thoughts. Excellent tips. As you said, the best way to learn or nurture something like photography, is to take many pics. There are so many mental blocks. “Wont carry a camera always”, “dont like to intrude and take pics of people”, etc etc. But, in the end, you can almost always see your work improve. Even the most “untalented” photographer. Going beyond gear talk, you need to capture moments and things, and try to see if you can focus or revolve a photograph around a theme, or moment. The theme, is of course, always your own. That others can see, identify with, or change the theme, is another matter completely, but self-satisfaction and exploration – of nature, environment, people, experiences – all comes out of it.

I’m a very lazy photographer. Have some very old cameras – but i prefer to use a small olympus film camera with a fast lens for street photographs. Not hooked, or well versed in digital photography yet. But .. i enjoy looking through pics, mine – for the memories, and others’ work – for the train of thoughts.

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