Passion

The theme for today's portrait session was "Passion." This photo is intended to tell part of the story of passion through vivid imagery.

Take a look at the rest of this portrait session on the website, I think they really turned out great.

Lonely Road

Discovering your passion can be lonely road. A challenging exercise of trial and error. It comes from exposing yourself to new things and new ideas. Try, try, try again. Try until that passion presents itself to you. Sometimes that passion is inside of you the whole time yet the blinders are on and those passionate feelings sit dormant.

Discovering your passion can be a lonely road. Others can guide you to new experiences and situations, but no-one can discover it for you. The feeling of passion wants to be discovered, and once it has the world opens up, the clouds part, and all becomes as clear as a cloudless night sky. You clearly know what it is you were meant to do and what it takes to get there. Outside observers notice when you have found it by the twinkle in your eye and the drive and determination of your every being. Your body language and your presence will show the passion that you have. I get excited when I meet someone passionate about their work or passionate about something. It pains me to see passions unrealized. I want everyone to experience such a blissful aspect of self awareness.

When I hold the camera in my hands, I am aware. I know what I am meant to do. I am blissful. I am happy, and I've found my passion. The discovery of your passion doesn't need to be a lonely road, it can be an exciting time of trial and error. We all want to see each other find their true passion. I'm rooting for you to find yours. So I ask you, what is your passion?

Passion Photography

Passion Photography

How do you represent the word "passion?" This week's photo assignment with fellow blogger from Kevin's Photography was to represent the word passion, and this was my interpretation. My intent is to use this concept with a bride and groom, so who better to test this concept with than my own bride. Check out Kevin's blog and see how he interpreted the assignment.