Can a sonnet written 400 years ago still speak to us today?
In this reflective piece, I explore Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18 through the lens of photography, love, and memory — weaving personal experience with poetic interpretation. This isn’t just about words on a page; it’s about what lingers when light fades.
Dive into the final chapter of A Photography Philosophy Series, where we explore the deeper meaning of photography. From capturing emotions to storytelling, identity, connection, and impermanence, this reflective journey goes beyond technique to uncover why we photograph and how it shapes our perspective. Join the conversation and share your story!
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In this first article of the “Photography Philosophy Series,” we explore the question of why in photography, reflecting on the deeper meaning behind taking photos and understanding our connections to images beyond technique or equipment. We begin with a personal journey into photography, setting the stage for a thoughtful exploration of the creative process.
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The author reflects on the value of film photography in a digital age, citing its mindfulness and predictable results. They compare costs of digital and film photography equipment and development, advocating for the joy and enduring appeal of film as a medium. They believe film photography still has relevance and shares examples of younger generations embracing it.
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