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4 ways photographing a sunrise enriches your life

Mar 23, 2017 by Joseph Cruz 2 Comments
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Most photographers take pictures to make a living or to enjoy the moment. No matter what your reason is why you are into photography, it should not affect your ability to capture breathtaking photos. If you are doing photography without passion, your pictures may not have strong emotion to portray to your audience. Thus, your photos may just look shallow to others.

A picture, no matter how simple or creative it may look like, you should always find a good meaning behind it. Whether it’s anger, sadness, amazement or joy, a photo should display strong emotion to its audience to connect.

Sunrise, for example, can be described in many words. Amazing, impressive or even breathtaking. A beautiful photograph of sunrise automatically connects with the audience with positive intent.

In this article, I will share what I realized after looking at the sunrise photos from my work way back in 2014. There are four ways in which taking these photos enriched my life, and I’d like to share the inspiration with you.

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