Photo 3 intro questions

 2. My favorite thing to do during my free time is to shop, because I love clothes and dressing up.

3. So far I have taken 2 photo classes at tabor (Photo 1 & Photo 2). I've used a camera to take landscape photos, make video art, and explore different aspects of photography.

4. I've been most interested in landscape photography specifically on the water, I also have enjoyed playing around with shadows and light in photos.



5. A photographer or artist i've been interested in is Capeology on instagram. They post a lot of nice landscape photos of the cape, and i've always spent my summers in Chatham so its nice to see familiar places.










6. I hope to continue to learn about all of the aspects that go into a good photo, and learn about editing and try snapshot photography.









7. There is a difference between snapshot and art photography, and it is that a snapshot photograph captures a moment in time and it candid with usually no deeper meaning. Where as art photography has more of a meaning, and may be edited and taken in a way to portray a more "perfect" moment. 

 Snapshot
 Art




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