A
talented photojournalist enables
the viewer to vicariously experience the essence of the wedding
day using his images as a vehicle. If
successful, sensations of sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch
will be provoked. These human faculties collectively will allow
the viewer to experience or relive the moment.
The
photojournalist has the uncommon ability to look into someone's
soul, and capture the fundamental nature of the person on film.
Conceptually,
the photojournalist explores and mirrors his subjects in a fashion
one is unable to capture with simple candid pictures.
Innate
talent, formal education, professional credentials, and life experience
constitute the photographer's ability.
Journey
beneath the superficiality of polished web sites, opulent photography
studios, and slick sales presentations.
Bells
and whistles are not a requirement of the photojournalist, or
conducive to achieving the bottom line, meaningful photographs.
- Greg
Kelly -
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