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My little photographer, Vito

" Photography is not about the tools, it's about passion "


Let me talk a bit about photography. Who doesn't like to be photographed or capturing photograph? Surely someone likes one of them or maybe both. I love photography, but I'm not a professional photographer, yet! I'm interested in photography, for me it's really exciting and challenging. Sometimes I make photo editing by using applications on my smartphone or creating something unique when capturing the object.

A lot of people can make such creative works because idea never dies. Sometime I take my cute boy Vito as the model. He's very talented and also he can pose freely and naturally, as much as I can capture the moment and get some great expressions on the photographs. I also capture the object from the things around me and it's really fun indeed. 

Whatever the tool is, we can make a good photograph. The most important thing in photography is we should have a passion and keep digging the knowledge of photography and its technique.

I'm also interested in black and white photography, because I can capture the soul of the picture, for me black and white photos sometimes feel so dramatic. I posted some of my photographs on INSTAGRAM @ziasubhan and @zia_bw (black and white gallery). 




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