What I See
What I enjoy most about taking pictures, is it forces me to look more; looking further into an object that may not easily
reveal itself. While some may not see what I see and vice versa, I aim to capture a memorable vision. Memorable for me
might be indifferent to the next individual. I am amiable and aiming; aiming my focus towards an unmoved object -
capturing its beauty as I see it. That object may seem small to some, but as I see it, it is large and should be framed.
Often when my lens are not in tow, I feel threatened that a piece is wasted and gone forever and I often wonder if I’ll ever
have the opportunity to capture that certain time and place ever again. I fear that the timing is gone and I am separated as I
missed a chance to capture the moment for me and a chance to share with others. Often, I wonder, if those moments were
noticed before and I have missed them.
Nonetheless, my patience remains, as I aim to capture what my eye senses - a standstill of motion in my heart.
Here, I have found an inner peace with my own vision of framed pieces. What may seem obvious, but perhaps missed and
is gone unnoticed, it is my hope to bring it beyond the imagination.
reveal itself. While some may not see what I see and vice versa, I aim to capture a memorable vision. Memorable for me
might be indifferent to the next individual. I am amiable and aiming; aiming my focus towards an unmoved object -
capturing its beauty as I see it. That object may seem small to some, but as I see it, it is large and should be framed.
Often when my lens are not in tow, I feel threatened that a piece is wasted and gone forever and I often wonder if I’ll ever
have the opportunity to capture that certain time and place ever again. I fear that the timing is gone and I am separated as I
missed a chance to capture the moment for me and a chance to share with others. Often, I wonder, if those moments were
noticed before and I have missed them.
Nonetheless, my patience remains, as I aim to capture what my eye senses - a standstill of motion in my heart.
Here, I have found an inner peace with my own vision of framed pieces. What may seem obvious, but perhaps missed and
is gone unnoticed, it is my hope to bring it beyond the imagination.
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