Over the years, photography taught me to “see.” As a visual hobby it became the perfect escape from my occupation. — Leon Pomeroy Ph.D.
Photography may come in many forms and structures; while some can easily grasp at the message of an image, others would have to dig deep in order to figure out what the artist really meant.
Photography, though silently conveyed, speaks multitudes.
Art can be expressed in numerous platforms and probably one of the fastest growing forms of art is photography. It’s quite overwhelming yet not surprising that today’s generation is geared up with their cameras and smartphones and is actively indulging in photography.
Not everyone has a good visual memory. You can make a real scrapbook in which you put photos and mementos of your loved one that have a positive emotional meaning for you. — Elinor Greenberg Ph.D.
Scrapbooking is more than just telling our life story but adding more colors and art to it. Every little detail is emphasized and brought to life once more. Scrapbooking has been featured in some Hollywood movies, movies about friends and family walking down memory lane. It highlights how our memories are essential in creating our identity. Memories are important because they are the confirmation of our existence, our dreams, our aspirations, and they make us grounded in what we used to be.
People have different ways of expressing their artistic sides. It can either be through painting, music, writing and scrapbooking.
With the advent of technology, scrapbooking has astonishingly gone a long way and has proven that it is a hobby worthy of your time, money, and effort. And with the test of time, it is here to stay.
It is so amazing how mathematics is applied to photography to take beautiful, well-balanced, and exciting photos using different techniques. Math is used by photographers to calculate shutter speed, aperture, focal length settings, and more.
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