"It's been eye-opening.
"It's been eye-opening...it's been an absolute blast...and I would encourage any and all of you out there who are looking to add new tools to your photographic toy boxes to apply for this mentorship if you get the chance." -- BobbieZen
Thanks for sharing your experiences from the recent Blurs and Unsharp Photography: Guided Play 2016 program with Alex Lapidus!
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For anyone who has read this far, consider mentoring someone else here (or more) ... some people don't even know where to start with their cameras and you could be the change they need in their lives. Even the smallest bit of knowledge can be passed on and you can create your mentorship in many different ways. Imagine the feeling of taking someone to their next level, paying forward the knowledge you've received and watching someone blossom with enthusiasm and accomplishment!
Originally shared by BobbieZen
Blurs and Unsharp Photography - Guided Play 2016, Final Plus Post & Graduation Album
I Meant To Do That
For the past 2 months I've been fortunate to be learning about Intentional Camera Movement and how to blur the lines of our perception. Thanks to the Blurs and Unsharp Mentorship supported by the G+ Mentorship Program for Photographers and Robin Griggs Wood and guided by the ever-present, uber-talented and seemingly tireless Alex Lapidus I will never again look at my camera, nor my subjects of photography the same.
It's been an eye-opening experience, even if I had to start out this learning process by squinting. What I've found is that Blur brings a freedom to express emotion, calm and energy, through our captures...it has liberated me from worrying over exact camera settings, whether I've got a steady hand, or a super-sharp focus. We can tell our stories with the use of blurs and unsharp by conveying mood, color, motion and feeling...and the possibilities to express those things are endless.
We were guided though ICM, creative use of camera apps and computer software, zooming and panning techniques, long exposure, capturing reflections and so many other ways to look at photography, besides the traditional sharp focus.
It's been eye-opening...it's been an absolute blast...and I would encourage any and all of you out there who are looking to add new tools to your photographic toy boxes to apply for this mentorship if you get the chance.
I'm almost sad to see this Mentorship come to a close, but I will most definitely be taking the tools I've collected during this course along with me on my continued journey.
Thanks once more, Alex, for your carefully considered comments and your comprehensive and detailed assignments. Thank you as well, for offering this mentorship to those of us who have now found our Muse...as Guru Dutt says, you are truly Master of all things Blur.
Thanks for sharing your experiences from the recent Blurs and Unsharp Photography: Guided Play 2016 program with Alex Lapidus!
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For anyone who has read this far, consider mentoring someone else here (or more) ... some people don't even know where to start with their cameras and you could be the change they need in their lives. Even the smallest bit of knowledge can be passed on and you can create your mentorship in many different ways. Imagine the feeling of taking someone to their next level, paying forward the knowledge you've received and watching someone blossom with enthusiasm and accomplishment!
Originally shared by BobbieZen
Blurs and Unsharp Photography - Guided Play 2016, Final Plus Post & Graduation Album
I Meant To Do That
For the past 2 months I've been fortunate to be learning about Intentional Camera Movement and how to blur the lines of our perception. Thanks to the Blurs and Unsharp Mentorship supported by the G+ Mentorship Program for Photographers and Robin Griggs Wood and guided by the ever-present, uber-talented and seemingly tireless Alex Lapidus I will never again look at my camera, nor my subjects of photography the same.
It's been an eye-opening experience, even if I had to start out this learning process by squinting. What I've found is that Blur brings a freedom to express emotion, calm and energy, through our captures...it has liberated me from worrying over exact camera settings, whether I've got a steady hand, or a super-sharp focus. We can tell our stories with the use of blurs and unsharp by conveying mood, color, motion and feeling...and the possibilities to express those things are endless.
We were guided though ICM, creative use of camera apps and computer software, zooming and panning techniques, long exposure, capturing reflections and so many other ways to look at photography, besides the traditional sharp focus.
It's been eye-opening...it's been an absolute blast...and I would encourage any and all of you out there who are looking to add new tools to your photographic toy boxes to apply for this mentorship if you get the chance.
I'm almost sad to see this Mentorship come to a close, but I will most definitely be taking the tools I've collected during this course along with me on my continued journey.
Thanks once more, Alex, for your carefully considered comments and your comprehensive and detailed assignments. Thank you as well, for offering this mentorship to those of us who have now found our Muse...as Guru Dutt says, you are truly Master of all things Blur.
hehehe... indeed... and she is the one who inspires me to do click click... (now one story when some time i say mom it's so boring day.. or the mood is so bad.. or i feeling like suffocated in my life... then what mom say.. a 2 legged animal with a camera and with a Creative brain... and you feel... boring/bad mood/ suffocated in life.. take your camera go out of the home... ) and she knew when i have to stop... otherwise... i click click even in examinations time... BobbieZen Mary Wardell
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautifully blurred album BobbieZen :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Heather Szarka ! :)
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