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Everyone is a photographer.

At first need the right equipment, some motivation and a few people to tell you that you’re good.  In the age of digital photography, there is a relatively low barrier to entry for photographers.  Everyone has an Uncle Jimmy who splurged for the Digital SLR and is considered the “Family Photographer”, right?  Right.  Unfortunately, photography isn’t about pointing the camera and capturing what you see, it’s about capturing how something makes you feel

To become a great photographer, you need more than expensive equipment and some friends who like your photos. You need an eye for light, composition, theme—you need patience, you need passion, and above all, you need to respect the subject matter.  The best photos aren’t always the most technically perfect or the most perfectly framed – they are the ones that capture something human, something emotional and real.  A photograph can be of anything.  A face, a building, a person; it doesn’t matter how significant or otherwise—each one should be the most honest representation of what it is that makes that subject beautiful.