Navy Seal Photo by Morgan Silk
Posted on 04. Jun, 2008 by Terry Reinert in Photography
Something I have always been amazed at is how information travels around the web. I do not mean all the low level hardware and software protocols that makes it all happen. I learned all that stuff in my engineering classes. What I mean here is how information travels to people all over the web. It is a huge interconnection of data being passed from one person to the next in ways that one person receives so much information that they normally wouldn’t have gotten.
Blogs are a perfect example of this. I subscribe to a couple of different blogs… mainly Scott Kelby’s, Joe McNally’s, FlashFlavor, Strobist, and a few others. A recent post on the Strobist blog contained a photo taken by Morgan Silk of a Navy SEAL that blew me away. I love the harsh gritty look that the photo has. It is a perfect photo to portray a member of one of the worlds top special forces units. Even better is the description about how the photographer did it and an interview! I really love to get the behind the scenes details about how things were done and try to get inside of the photographers head to see what they were thinking and feeling during the shoot. I should really write more details about my photos when I post on here so others can do the same to me. Heck, maybe one day someone will make a blog post about one of my photos (hopefully saying good things of course)!
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