Cinema taught framing. Poetry taught brevity. Painting taught color. Music taught rhythm. Photography borrows from everything.
Many photographers yearn for photography to be celebrated as a true art form; however, I would venture to guess that most do not immerse themselves in the vast worlds of art, cinema, poetry, or music. Instead, many, if not the majority, prefer to simply aim their cameras at a subject and press the shutter button. To truly create art, every element of the process must be infused with intention and thoughtfulness. The ultimate goal should be to captivate and engage the viewer, drawing them into the vision and emotion behind the lens.
Achieving success demands unwavering dedication. There are no shortcuts, no quick fixes, and certainly no ready-made solutions that can pave the way for you. It’s all about putting in the effort and commitment to make it happen!
Photographer Clay 
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