Sarah Carpenter Photography

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Arthur's Seat - Sarah Carpenter Photography In a huff, I marched away from them. I left Sofie and Ben, standing at the base of the hill and stormed onward and upward. My body was stiff with… Read More »Arthur’s Seat

“For me, every photograph is a portrait; the clothes are just a vehicle for what I want to say. You're photographing a relationship with the person you're shooting; there's an exchange, and that's what that picture is.”- Peter Lindbergh

Pictures are the memories keepers of images. The heart is the memory keeper of feelings.

Today I’ve blogged the description of a memory that comes to me quite often. I don’t always see the whole scene, but I can feel it.

Kelsey Cowley on the beach in Seattle.

Focus and exposure, choosing an aperture, taking a clean photo, understanding light. Those are all necessary things to know as a photographer, but they aren’t the hard part. And they aren’t want make you a good photographer.

Everyone can learn the technical aspects of photography. The hard part, the part that makes you an artist is seeing your subject, interpreting, then showing the capturing the scene or person. Capturing what you see is harder than you might think. And it’s so important.