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Taking pictures of flowers & plants is NOT Photography... amirite?
by Anonymous13 years ago
Taking pictures of anything is photography, Idiot.
by Anonymous13 years ago
No, it's not.
by Anonymous13 years ago
taking pictures = photography. Also, it's quite possible for people to take awful pictures of flowers and quite possible for people to take amazing artistic ones, so......
by Anonymous13 years ago
yeah, there's a girl at my school who takes totally awesome pictures of flowers and plants.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Cool story, bro.
by Anonymous13 years ago
YYA,
just like drawing pictures of flowers and plans is not drawing.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Anything that is a picture took by a camera is photography, If i take a picture of a wall, It's photography.
by Anonymous13 years ago
I like taking pictures of flowers in black and white to make me seem brooding and deep.
by Anonymous13 years ago
You just obviously have a deep hatred for flowers and plants.
by Anonymous13 years ago
I think you mean...it doesn't make you an artist. But yeah, it's photography. Just like filming a wall is still filmmaking.
Using your logic, I could argue that posting without an account is NOT Posting.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Tell that to all the nature photographers out there, eh?
by Anonymous13 years ago
I think this post is going out to all the 13 year old girls who turn their phone onto black and white, tilt it at an angle and take a picture of a plant. Then they make an album called photography. thats not photography. Thats a snapshot, and there is a difference. Flowers can be gorgeous photog. shots, but just because you take one doesn't make you a photographer.
by Anonymous13 years ago
well done, troll
by Anonymous13 years ago
oh my god stop being so immature. Obviously the op meant when like teenage girls take pictures of random things (ie flowers) and then outing it in a facebook album labeled "photography!!" (we all know someone) it its not art or professional standard photography. Which is true
by Anonymous13 years ago
Obviously just going into your backyard with your point and shoot isn't photography. However, there are some very good photographers who do nature photography (like the ones posted above me) and put a lot of work into taking great pictures of flowers and plants who would be really pissed if they read this.
by Anonymous13 years ago
"omg i just took a b&w picture of sum flowers, im such a photographer!!!!"
by Anonymous13 years ago
http://dance-inthe-rain.deviantart.com/favourites/#/d33gqay
still not photography?
by Anonymous13 years ago
Not ANYTHING is photography, but I go to a high school for kids that are talented in art (dance, visual arts, singing, etc.) and a lot of the visual artists take photos of plants/flowers/etc. and they're really amazing and artistic. But just because you take photos with your Nikon or cell phone and edit them and put them on Facebook does not make you a photographer.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Depends on your definition of "Taking pictures" of them. Stealing a hastily drawn tree from a 7 year old is NOT photography. Using a camera to create a photo of a tree is by definition photography (by virtue of the fact you are creating a photo). Many would however say that photography of that tree is not art as such. But thats the point of art its subjective. Or am i just crazy?
by Anonymous13 years ago
I really hate those teenage girls who think they're photographers just because they can change pictures to black and white while editing them. It puts a bad message out there for the teenage girls who really do want to be photographers. Now whenever I say I want to be a photographer, I have to hear "Oh what do you do, take black and white photo's of lawn chairs? Hahahaha you can't be a photographer."
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