It's Photo Time

I learned a lot by reading David LaBelle's photography workbook. Having no previous experience in photography, I have a lot to learn. The most important thing I believe is the always be prepared. Now-a-days, we really don't have to worry about running out of film, but the extra batteries, blankets, map, etc. You never know what is going to happen. However, what I found the most intriguing the curiosity aspect of the essay. "Good photojournalists are not in love with photography, they are in love with people and life." Photojournalists, along with all other journalists, need come up with new ways and angles to show the important aspects of human life.