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Hey there guys, @Josediccus here. So, this is my second post with **liketu**. There's something about being on time to capture *moments*. Photography is all about timing, subject and creativity, at least to my basic understanding, there might be more that I am not aware of. To be honest I used to feel that photography requires concept. Which means creating an idea, then putting it into perfection with the use of a camera. However, when I started blogging on hive this totally changed. Due to the fact that I started blogging finance, I started taking creating pictures that revolved around money. It could be snapping a regular piggy bank, taking pictures of wallet with money, creating my own photography blockchain concept by snapping keys and padlock and merging it with an editing too.
However, I decided to start creating mental pictures on the go of what my blog contents usually contain. So when I saw a subject that might give a vivid representation of any prospective content I might create I take it. So it felt like the pictures came before the contents, like a sort of forward. Then after that, I started merging pictures using Canva for specific effect. Nevertheless, capturing moments are everything. It could be a situation where an activity is going on, it could be a scene that told a story. It could be an expression that communicates a specific feeling whatsoever. In whatever way it is, knowing the right time, right place, angle and having the right subject is key when I want to take my pictures.

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For example, my Samsung Galaxy is poor at taking moving pictures, or evening locking focus on it. But my iPhone 12 does it really well (although not without its limitation) I have found it easier to take moving pictures on the go. Moving pictures are semi-intentional because one doesn't have the time to decide on how it would better look, but some post-processing changes might eventually give it a desired outlook. However, still pictures can be great, I enjoy taking them because it comes out really well. However, the best of them are the ones that defines a specific concept. In theses pictures laughter, smiles and positive vibes were the theme

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Some of them had *monochromic effects,* this was because I felt it better represented the occasion. However, I didn't intend to share smiles and positive vibes alone. I intended to share the Melanin tonal appearance of the people in the picture. **Black is definitely beautiful** and you cannot help but wonder when a particular sort of emotion is being expressed. The first picture for example is a vivid representation of the theme of the post and I hope you find them really great. In the next posts, I'll be aiming to convey some different emotional expression. This time, maybe anger, sadness and indifference.


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