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I discover that I log in infrequently: my apologies to those I leave hanging and waiting for an overdue reply - if I reply at all. It is not lack of interest, really. But rather lack of time. And I would need more time: both to read and see all here on DeviantArt, but also to invest in my photography. Becaus, in order to really improve, and take my 'art' (I don't really think of my photos as art, hence the brackets) forward I need to invest time in more practice (going out there and start shooting photos is the best way to improve) and more knowledge of a photo program (and thus invest time in mastering that as well). Also, I would need to broaden my horizon start photographing people more than that I do buildings and other static structures. In my, tiny, experience of working with people I can tell that that is a roller coaster when it comes to experrience: you have to work quickly (else the moment is gone and no longer spontanous), think of lighting, angle, diaphragm, timing, all

Yeah, that is what I thought. I logged in only to discover I hadn't been active for a year. Much has happened, obviously, which I will not bother you with. But nothing worth mentioning on the subject of photography. Nor poetry, but that is another matter. Which made me wonder: How can I capture Time in photography? Don't get me wrong I know how to fiddle with aperture and shutter speed to create those blurred images that suggest movement. Such as: Or: And I know one can use shutter speed to draw with light. Still: how to capture Time in a single shot? Any ideas? Do I need to go surreal? of Stage the scene?

Yeah, that is what I thought. I logged in only to discover I hadn't been active for a year. Much has happened, obviously, which I will not bother you with. But nothing worth mentioning on the subject of photography. Nor poetry, but that is another matter. Which made me wonder: How can I capture Time in photography? Don't get me wrong I know how to fiddle with aperture and shutter speed to create those blurred images that suggest movement. Such as: An Animal Lurks Inside Or: A Mill of Lights And I know one can use shutter speed to draw with light. Still: how to capture Time in a single shot? Any ideas? Do I need to go surreal? of St