(ESP-ENG) A day-to-day view!
Hello friends, good vibes to all.
Capturing the everyday is something that depends a lot on the eye that looks at it, not everyone sees the world in the same way, some are more detailed, others are more basic, focus on nature, people, etc.. In my case I try to take a little of everything, because the day to day is just that, a set of elements that in the end make up the fact of what it is to live. This was one morning when I was doing some exercise and I took the opportunity and lowered the camera to see what I could capture at that moment and although the truth is there was not much movement, basically because of the time I went, I was able to capture certain things.
Photography for me is that, to be able to show what is happening around you with some grace, is to make the camera an extension of your eyes so that it can, in the best way, show others your way of seeing things. I took these shots sitting on a bench while I was resting between one exercise and another, I simply said to myself: let me capture everything I'm seeing at this moment. I think that in a more academic way this is called "documenting", being this type of photography the one that has called my attention the most in all the years I've been taking pictures.
And it strikes me because it is something very free, you don't have to be aware of certain lighting, the pose of the models, that the products are well placed or that you have a time limit to do the job. Documentary filmmaking is one of the most real examples of freedom of expression and although in this case I'm simply in a park, the meaning will always be the same. I would recommend you to try this type of photography in case you haven't put it into practice, it helps a lot to relax, expand your creativity and sharpens your photographic eye, pure win-win.
¡Un abrazo a todos, nos vemos en la próxima!
TODAS LAS FOTOS SON DE MI PROPIEDAD REALIZADAS CON UNA CÁMARA NIKON D3100.
Well my people that's all for today, I hope you liked it.
¡A hug to everyone, see you next time!
ALL PHOTOS ARE MY OWN, TAKEN WITH A NIKON D3100 CAMERA.