Post by Saknika on Jul 6, 2009 16:33:39 GMT -5
Back in Hallmark, one of the things John Nordell talked to us about was our image diet. What we were looking at, imagery wise, on a day-to-day basis.
And I didn't pay too much attention to it, because hey, I'm unique. Ya know? More like I was afraid of TOTALLY RIPPING SOMEONE OFF. xDDD
But my sister said something at a photo shoot one day that made me stop and look back at what John said.
When I was posing someone, she told me he looked like he popped right out of a manga. Like one of the bishie boys we all love so much.
And you know what?
She was ABSOLUTELY RIGHT.
It's so funny, because I read a BUTTLOAD of manga the day before, and now that I look back at the photos, A LOT of them resemble manga-esque poses. But it's not a rip off, which makes me feel MUCH BETTER. I really was/always am worried about that.
So John Nordell, here's to you. Understanding my image diet is one of the best things I know!
And it's something everyone should know! So what about everyone else? What influences your photography, and do you notice how it does? What sort of imagery do you look at every day that has an influence on how your creativity may come forth?
And I didn't pay too much attention to it, because hey, I'm unique. Ya know? More like I was afraid of TOTALLY RIPPING SOMEONE OFF. xDDD
But my sister said something at a photo shoot one day that made me stop and look back at what John said.
When I was posing someone, she told me he looked like he popped right out of a manga. Like one of the bishie boys we all love so much.
And you know what?
She was ABSOLUTELY RIGHT.
It's so funny, because I read a BUTTLOAD of manga the day before, and now that I look back at the photos, A LOT of them resemble manga-esque poses. But it's not a rip off, which makes me feel MUCH BETTER. I really was/always am worried about that.
So John Nordell, here's to you. Understanding my image diet is one of the best things I know!
And it's something everyone should know! So what about everyone else? What influences your photography, and do you notice how it does? What sort of imagery do you look at every day that has an influence on how your creativity may come forth?
