It seems photography is becoming the default hobbies of many guys as well as some girls.\u00a0 Tonight I met with three old friends, all of them got digital SLR cameras and all quite into taking pictures.\u00a0 Digital SLR turns photography from an expensive hobbies into an hobbies affordable to the mass.\u00a0 You don’t need to spend hundreds dollars on films and developing the negative.\u00a0 An entry level SLR and a decent computer with a large harddisk can get you a long way.\u00a0 Photo sharing website let people show off their pictures, which satisfy man’s desire to express himself.\u00a0 There are some skills involved in photography, but most of it are just experience and a spark of creative talent.\u00a0 Since the judgement of a good photo is subjective, everyone can please themselve by self proclaim to be a master photographer.\u00a0 You can always pick an aspect that makes your photos better in comparison.\u00a0 Photography is a convineint way to satisfy ones ego.<\/p>\n
My question is that out of the thousands and thousands of photos taken, how many of them will never see the light again?\u00a0 If most pictures are just sitting in the hard disk without any purpose, what’s the point of taking all those pictures?\u00a0 A picture may worth a thousand words, however a man can cognitively receive so much information at a time.\u00a0 Overload the visual senses of your viewers with hundreds of pictures not as efficient as a few dozens quality pictures each with their own stories.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"