Steve Shapiro
Coffee table photography books. New original theater projects. Books for movie projects. Screenplays. Along with my opinionated newspaper column, and ploitical policy, that's what I do.JournalismMy opinion is my opinion. I may throw in a few facts, and quotations that always reflects the things and thoughts IN THE DAY. Nomatter, journalism seems like history in retrospect, but it remains a daily transcript.
Whatever it was, does not ever mean it will not be that way again. In the day, it was often used information; now we look at 'word.' Photography Tutorials
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TREE OF LIGHTNever throw out the poorly printed photographs, for there's always some technique to recover them, and the opportunity to recover that memory would be gone forever.
Finding a significance beyond the subject of what's in the picture makes a metaphor. The skill is to see the picture with a metaphor that would ring true to the most people who might see the picture. I always thought Edward Weston said it best: "A fine photograph should have a unity and purity from corner to corner and edge to edge, with metaphor." Then by using light, a great photographer should enrapture and transend space and time with an understanding of personal insight; or not. Within the rules of space, art using line for attraction, texture for character, and form for exponeration gives some latitude for photography to add perspective as mind bending. |
WelcomeThis is where to find out about me as a writer. As the Charter President of the Jr. United Nations, and politically active person my writing includes political policy. Understanding civics will advance us all through the mechanics of government. Subscribe to my newsletter on the NEWSLETTER page.
Steve Shapiro
Whenever I meet someone, they ask about what I'm writing; so I see if I can hold their attention while I tell them. At the point when I win or loose them, I have the idea about where I'm going with my story. For in the end, after all we write for an audience. Although, I shall not compromise my passions.
People want advice about their writing. All too few writers and readers deal with content, but rather how they do it, or how they would like to do it.
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