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Willy Saw
In a field like photography, there is this unwritten rule that a talent should have a specialization in carving his identity. This is something not applicable for photographer Willy Saw, for he is able to define his kind of work by thriving in versatility. Instead, he is marking his niche by the way he sees images. He simply visualizes what’s sexy in every image and captures them in a click.
PART II: BETTER IMAGE COMPOSITION
The image composition in a photograph is the ultimate measure of the photographer’s artistic inclinations and creativity. It tells about what the photographer thinks and even expresses his moods, too. Learning to compose a photograph will take the reader to some ideas that could be interpreted as a rule to follow or disregard. One can apply it singularly or in conjunction with the others. It is really up to the photographer.
Through the lens of Jonathan Roco de Guzman
Businessman, photographer, and former national swimmer, Jonathan Roco De Guzman started taking pictures in high school. His father, Ed de Guzman, introduced him to the hobby and lent him all sorts of film cameras to shoot vacation trips, competitions, and other events. Jonathan says that capturing images has always fascinated him. Even as a young boy growing up in Naga City, he was engaged in drawing, painting, and other forms of art.
Will the real inventor of photography, please stand up?
On a first day of photographic seminar or class, the lecturer would invariably rattle off that photography was indeed invented in 1839 by the French diorama artist Louis-Jacques-Mande Daguerre and the Englishman scientist Henry Fox-Talbot .
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