I Took a Photo!

ITAP people: let’s discuss our creative process. 

I take photos as a way of making notes. When I see something I want to remember, I try to capture the moment. My “Reflection” series was born from this instinctive reflex to capture and preserve something meaningful.

How do you take your photos? How do you view them?

I’d be interested in learning about the processes of both professional and amateur photographers.

I’m a writer and an editor. I love art, literature, music, and to drink good coffee. I practice Ashtanga yoga. I’m here to connect and learn. 

@srimoam I would love to know your take on this. I mean about your creative process.

Thank you for sharing, Sri. To capture emotions is a big deal and not easy. It requires a lot of experience. One also has to be very sensitive to the moment and the situations. 
The pictures that you cast here are mostly outdoors. Do you choose the time of the day to get a good light?

And yes, it would be awesome to get to know more perspectives, maybe @niloofarmd  @nimaleophotos.eth want to share how they think about their pictures with us?

Thanks for sharing your perspective! That’s very fascinating!!

For me, photography often starts with a feeling or a story I want to tell. I tend to focus on the emotions behind the scenes, looking for ways to convey those feelings through composition and lighting. When I review my photos, I see them as a visual diary—a way to relive those moments and the emotions tied to them.

I'm curious to hear how others approach their creative process as well! Whether it’s a professional technique or a personal instinct, every perspective adds richness to our understanding of photography. :)