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Expressive
Photography

Tracey Clark

Andrea Scher

Kate Inglis

Sarah-Ji

Maile Wilson

Irene Nam

Stephanie C. Roberts

Paige Balcer

Karen Walrond

Jen Lemen

Copyright 2010 The Ilex Press

Cover design by James Hollywell

eBook creation by Tom Mugridge

Associate Publisher: Adam Juniper

Publisher: Alastair Campbell

All rights reserved.

No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the author. The only exception is by a reviewer, who may quote short excerpts in a review.

Printed in the United Kingdom

First Printed Edition: 2010

This Edition: 2010

Print edition ISBN: 978-1-905814-96-1

eBook edition ISBN: 978-1-907579-62-2

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Introduction

For many, photography is considered a science. After all, there are precise ways of doing things. One must consider the measurement of exposure, light, -stops, and aperture. There are numbers involved and settings to understand. Learning to use a camera properly takes effort, commitment, tenacity, and trial and error. It can take time and planning to create great photographs.

Photography is also a way of documenting events, whether they are celebratory, poignant, excruciating, or exciting. As recording devices go, there is no better tool than a camera. A single click, planned or unplanned, distills a moment in history, a fragment of time memorialized forever. When using a camera in this way, the photographer relies first on intuition and second on intellectual knowledge; knowing when to snap the shutter is usually an instinct, not a reasoned decision.

Finally, photography is an art form in and of itself. Photographers use their cameras the same way painters use brushesto create pictures rich with color, texture, and emotion. Or the way a poet uses words, narrating his or her heart and soul through the fluidity of language. In the photographers case, this language is visual. Using a camera is an ideal means of self-expression above and beyond simple science or documentary.

I have experienced photography as all of these thingsa perfect triad of intelligence, intuition, and inspiration. Its no surprise that all three were catalysts in the birth of Shutter Sisters. As a photographer and a woman, I longed for a community of other women like myself, equally passionate about the medium. Equipment and experience aside, I wanted to create a web home where women could celebrate their work by sharing it. And not just the sharing of images, but of stories, experiences, perspectives, ideas, and techniques, all based on the pure love of photography.

This book is an extension of the Shutter Sisters blog (www.shuttersisters.com). I want it to be a warm and inviting place for you to pore over images, hear stories, and learn more about the whys and hows of shooting photography from the heart. You will be led through these chapters, each with its specific theme, by the unique voices and insights of the founding contributors of the Shutter Sisters blog. Our goal is for you to walk away feeling inspired to not only look at things a little differently, but also to challenge yourself to approach your subjects through a more compassionate lens.

Its a powerful thing to use our viewfinders to picture the world around us. Photography provides us with the perfect way to express ourselvesas daughters, as mothers, as women, as artists. With each image, no matter the subject at hand, we illuminate what matters most to us, and that is not only inspiring, its transformative.

Click!

What Matters Most, by Tracey

Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever it remembers the little things, long after you have forgotten everything.Aaron Siskind

The shutter sisters are...

Tracey Clark (www.traceyclark.com)

Shutter Sisters founder Tracey Clark manages to keep herself in constant creative motion. Beyond a career in photography, a personal blog at traceyclark.com, two published motherhood journals and Shutter Sisters, Tracey also writes for a variety of publications and websites, and shares her passion, know-how and photo-philosophies at conferences and events nationwide. Tracey and her husband raise their two beautiful and brilliant daughters together in sunny Southern California where they spend much of their spare time splashing amidst the swells and building sandcastles.

Andrea Scher (www.superherojournal.com)

Andrea Scher is a creative entrepreneur, photographer, and life coach living in Berkeley, California. Through her award-winning blog, Superhero Journal, Andrea inspires other creative souls to live authentic, colorful and extraordinary lives. Her most recent adventure is as co-founder of www.mondobeyondo.org, a successful online class about dreaming big.

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