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JadeRampart

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My Bio
Current Residence: Rochester, NY
Favourite genre of music: All of them.
Favourite photographer: None...yet.
Favourite style of art: Photography, HDR
Operating System: Vista
MP3 player of choice: Creative Zen MicroPhoto

Favourite Visual Artist
None...yet.
Favourite Movies
All of them.
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
All of them.
Favourite Writers
Yeats
Favourite Gaming Platform
PC
Tools of the Trade
Adobe CS3, HTML, CSS, ColdFusion
Other Interests
Shapes, Lines, Colors, Foods, Buildings, Cities.

Emergence

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Ever since I got my new camera, I've been focusing more on taking better pictures. While doing this, I've discovered some themes that have emerged in my photography. A big one so far is the interaction between light and dark. Additionally, some of the major figures in my photos are geometric shapes. I have always had a prediliction towards buildings, cityscapes, and landscapes. I don't know, there's just something about the complexity of organic and artificial structures that fascinates me. I can trace this all back to Chicago: my home, my first love, and the place I feel most at ease. I remember field trips to the museums and parks and plan
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Thank you so much for the favorite.


Hm,
I think my dad was born in Rochester. I used to visit there when I was younger.
Thank you so much for the favorite.


Hm,
I think my dad was born in Rochester. I used to visit there when I was younger.
Thanks for the :+devwatch:!
hey, woow...thank you for the fav.!I'm surprised!=)!Thank you!=)
and thanks for the comment!
:)
I'm trying to break through the barrier between casual and serious amateur photography. I'm finding it hard (with no formal training) to produce great photos. I never realized how complex it all is. Its much more than point and shoot. There are factors such as lighting, composition, framing, bracketing, camera ISO, apperture, exposure time, andn even more! All I can do is take pictures that I like, because in the end, that is all that matters. I am always open to constructive criticism and advice to improve my photography.