What's your favorite part about photography?

Question

The feelings, the capturing, whatever it is, please share. :)

I love photography. I like capturing the atmosphere in a picture, whether it's sad or happy auras or facial expressions. I guess you could say I like the "feel" or capturing. what about you?

Answer 1

when i put my feelings down and deal with  something, i feel a release and a joy. and when someone looks along time at one of my images and say: "i dont understand it" or "den katalaveno i katalavenus", this is reward

the more i put off myself into an image and conceptualising and designing and lighting, then post production then to actually print it is the climax, the more i feel

heres one of my lastest favoirites, its a relationship image,

http://www.flickr.com/photos/hellas2008/...

best wishs

antoni the po  

Answer 2

The hunt ! Stalking the shot! Then when it least expects it.. CLICK !  You've got it and it can't get away. Rushing home to upload it and feeling the relief that what you saw was in fact what you got.

Who says hunting is dead ?? It's just the weapon of choice that has changed !

Answer 3

When you look at the LCD screen and you think, WOW!

Answer 4

I love the ability to capture emotion in a shot. Not just human emotion but the raw emotion that exists in nature. When I look at one of my pics and it makes me say to myself WOW . Thats what I love about it.

Answer 5

erotica, eros, agape

all fine emotions of an artist

Answer 6

i enjoy capturing beautiful moments in landscape. when the sun is just peaking over the horizon, & beautiful flowers, that are never really seen by anybody else. i also like fashion photography, because it gives the viewer an insight to a world they never really knew anything about, or knew existed. as for everyday life, everything about that is amazing, in some way or another, & years from now, i'd like to look back & see what i was doing at that moment.

i like everything about taking photographs, & showing them to others.

Answer 7

The experience of seeing the fruits of my labor in the paper developer bath slowly fade into existance.  The satisfaction of seeing something that I meticulously composed, exposed, developed, and printed slowly come into being.  I still get goosebumps watching it.