A Photography Contest : Capture & Express

Another Sunday with a series of clothing, men in suits and natives, without any very flamboyant dresses, and traditional wear, colourful mixtures of the environment blending with the clothing of each individual and getting blurred from behind to produce more excellent shots. I am a photographer. Beginning from the first photography post I made many months ago, photography in combination with their editing technique makes it look colourful. I can go to the 70s with my editing technique that shows how powerful photography is.

Can anyone become a good photographer with practice?

Practice makes perfection; photography is a profession, and since an essential part of this profession is practice, it should not be disregarded. It goes simultaneously with experience; that is, with practice, we see our experience level grow higher, and with much experience, we are likely to attain expertise as our skills are likely to be refined.

Your becoming a good photographer depends on whether you have interest in the profession or not. Be certain that not everyone can stand the poses that will be made by people; that is, if you are capturing someone and not everyone would love to be adapted to the posture photographers make to recreate excellent photos, I can say that most times you will need to bend a bit lower, and one not interested in photography may find that stressful. In essence, it is a matter of choice.

Should photography be taught in schools?

Courses are always very broad, and they should be something very elaborate to cover for a term, an academic session; photography, if taught, should be a one-time teaching, which after that students should be able to practice at that moment, because it can never be a course.

Submit your best photo and write a short story or explanation about it. Tell us when and where you took it, what makes it special, and how you captured the moment.

Like the first paragraph briefly explains, these photographs were taken in church; they were taken at the close of the Sunday service in the early afternoon, and though I took a picture of myself, I chose not to display it here. The man in a suit and a half jacket is a minister, and he asked me to take a snapshot of him on the altar, and also I captured my brother, the one in blue. I am sure you admire the senator dress he is wearing; this is one of the most popular and most worn styles in Nigeria today. Pakistanis like @artist1111 would love this pattern too.

I would love @sweetest92 @ibraheem75 @noraandy to join in this contest