Perspective and Perception: The Myth of Style

Written by Vicki Padesky

Dancer, grandmother, dabbling in art, pcc member since 1988.

September 24, 2023

Tuesday October 3, 2023 – 7pm CT via Zoom

This presentation delves into the subject of how we as photographers perceive the composition in our viewfinder and how by altering our perspective, even slightly, the image will become more emotional, dramatic and powerful, both to the viewer as well as the photographer.  Minor White was once quoted as saying “Every image is a self portrait.”  I believe that to be true especially in cases of the photographer having a strong emotional connection to the subject.  However this shift in perspective is quite different from developing your own personal “style” of photography.  In this presentation Lewis will discuss and demonstrate the myth of style and how searching for it is actually hindering your own creative process.

About Lewis Katz
Photography has been part of me from a young age. Teaching photography is another essential component of my photography life as I love sharing my passion. I currently teach for the Johns Hopkins Odyssey program, the Capital Photography Center of DC and for private students as well. I live for those aha moments that only teaching can provide.

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