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In a continuation of my posts on photography truths I felt that I would list a series that apply to the Christmas season. I hope that everyone is well this holiday season and that you are taking lots of pictures of your friends and family. You can find the rest of the truths at, ‘Some Truths About Photography‘, ‘More Truths About Photography‘, ‘Even More Truths About Photography‘, and ‘Photography Truths – Part 4‘.
29. You must give to receive
30. Beauty is in the object
31. Creativity is a gift
32. Share your gifts for maximum effect
33. Winter light is the best light
34. Look for the positive and the negative. You can use both
35. Reindeer move around alot, especially when flying
Gary Miller
Houston Wedding Photographer
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[...] I think that every once in a while people should stop and take the time to reflect on various aspects of their lives. Recently I was asked, for about the millionth time, why I photograph. And I had to think about it for a bit and search to find a real answer. Like many photographers I began photographing when I was young. I do not remember how it started. I just know that one day I was interested in the camera and it continued to grow from there. At first I just dabbled. Then I began to read everything that I could get my hands on. I was an amateur, then a serious amateur, and somewhere down the road I turned around and I was a professional photographer. That took many years, loads of learning, and lots of practice. For more advice about this you can read my posts ‘4 Simple Truths of Photography.’ If you are really the philosophical type there are several other ‘truth’ posts like ‘Even More Truths About Photography‘ and ‘Photography Truths- Christmas Edition.’ [...]