Do you enjoy taking photographs?

✤ Yes,I like taking photographs. Photographs are the memories of good times and special events. We can capture special moments,interesting things or beautiful sceneries through pictures. They are reminders of good times.

Do you think it is important to understand the photographer’s point of view to appreciate a good quality photo?

Photographs allow us to share and to communicate Photography speaks to the best and most generous part of our human nature – the desire to share what we find beautiful and interesting with others.

Why do you enjoy photography?

Here are the top ten reasons why we love photography so much. Photography Helps Us Communicate – Photographs help us share our memories with others. Photography allows us to express and bring out the beauty in front of us. It’s In The Details – As photographers we notice the small things.

Why do you take photographs?

Professional and amateur photographers alike have the ability to express themselves through their images. When someone looks at one of your photos, they are able to see something exactly the way you saw it. Photography can convey ideas in a very artistic, visual, and creative way.

Are we so busy capturing photos that we never look at them?

Although, in the real world, Henkel rightly observes, “We’re so busy capturing photos that afterwards we don’t actually look at them.” Who hasn’t dumped a bunch of photos of a graduation or trip into Dropbox and promised to make an album only to never look at them again?

Is all our photography making us forget our memories?

People worldwide upload more than one billion images a day, preserving their memories to enjoy them in the future. But it turns out: all our photography may be obstructing our recall, says tech podcaster Manoush Zomorodi.

How does being in a photo change your perspective?

“It turns out that it actually changes your perspective on the experience, whether you’re in a photo of it or not,” Henkel said. If you are in the image, you become more removed from the original moment — it is as if you are an observer watching yourself doing something outside yourself.

What happens when you are not in the image?

If you are in the image, you become more removed from the original moment — it is as if you are an observer watching yourself doing something outside yourself. Intriguingly, if you are not in the image, you return to the first person, reliving the experience through your own eyes, and you remember more.