Hello how are you community I am very happy to be able to share it in this work of which I am really proud I contextualize you as a photographer in my city it is quite difficult to find people who support you or who want to pay the price that I do not know what is asked for the investment in our studios in our equipment you understand what I mean I usually get sad when I pass a budget and people think it is too expensive however I had the opportunity to From being a content creator for a makeup course and This was sensational because the approach that the girl who taught the course and I had, or rather the approach that she had and that I share and love, was to take a type of photography in order chronological and more like journalistic, that's how she described it to me and I told her what we're going to do. It has a name, it's called "documentary photography."
I explained to her that documentary photography was not only what reporters did in wars or hurricanes or stressful situations, it was not all types, it is all types of photography where a historical record of the situations that are occurring is kept and spontaneous moments are captured, of course, following a time line and in accordance with what is being done in this case in a course, I wanted to include details such as the sharing of the girls among themselves, the sharing of her with her colleague who fixes hair, and she loved the idea, it is the first time I do it and these are the results I find it fascinating.
Personally I was inspired by the work of Henri Cartier Bresson, he is known as one of the fathers of the photo journalism because he took Random photographs as they say nowadays of people of places of objects coffee shops birds any kind of photography they ignore photography but I know what perfection is in photography what he pursued what he pursued was to capture moments I highly recommend you to see his work he captures an impressive moment but a time when there were no cameras that worked as fast as now.
Henri Cartier Bresson (August 22, 1908 – August 3, 2004) was a famous French photographer considered by many to be the father of photojournalism. He always preached with the idea of catching the decisive moment, a translated version of his "images on the sly." 🔗
And I explain why I found it fascinating first because she gave me creative freedom Venezuelan women are very poised, well-groomed women, perfect from head to toe. So I know that at first I got used to the idea and I knew it was going to be so that at first they were going to be aware of me and they were going to be aware that I was there my intention was that the moment would come when my presence would not be noticed And I think that I definitely managed to capture that, you will be my judges, she was delighted with the result and I feel that I can do this type of work at a cost that is more appropriate to the economy of my country and the city where I live.
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camera: canon xt
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