Photographer in Danbury, Connecticut

Hi. I love taking pictures. I see pictures as actual moments snagged out of time. That split second as if time has frozen. No matter what the clock keeps on ticking, almost seems like it ticks faster and faster everyday. My advice to everyone is to take pictures every single day. Even if they seem as though they are of nothing. Having a camera phone and for the most unlimited memory it's almost a shame not to. When I was a kid 35 millimeter Days you had to choose your shots wisely. Due to only so many pictures available to take in a roll of film cost of film drop off and what seemed like days or even weeks to see the results of what you have taken Even as a very young kid Adults would give me there camera and tell me to use the whole roll of film wisely Even then everybody would love to way I took pictures I guess what I looked at and how I looked at it. I never thought much of it I really did think it was was pushing a button. At some point I realized if you gave five different people exact same cameras and instructed them 2 take pictures of the exact same thing you can get 5 different results. All the pictures that I take are the moment and on-the-go little effort never enhanced altered or changed in any way. This to me is a true photo frozen moment in time. I really hate when I hear the words smile or say cheese rainy words indicating a picture is about to be taken. Anything after these words or actions to me is staged, fake, even counterfeit to the actual event in life. I like capturing the moment as it is. True all natural real Frozen Moment In Time That Split Second that is impossible to reproduce for it is gone forever I could take a really awesome and amazing pictures from my cell phone it's the only way I would want to take pictures adding all the extra equipment would changed my whole Style Ivana go in the moment picture taking. Awesome a change the actions expressions and true emotions that may be missed by the thought of a photographer being there My advice to take at least a few pictures a day through the good times and the bad will give you the ability of what seems like time travel I probably have close to a hundred thousand pictures of my own life. It really is amazing once in a while to flash through them it definitely tells one of a story. If you invite me into your life for a moment just to capture split-second moments that will never repeat themselves you will not be disappointed How would put me and my camera phone up against highly paid photographers and let it be your choice which pictures you prefer