The way we gaze at photographs tells a lot about our interest; and the quantity of what and whose photos we keep in our photo albums somehow tells about what we value the most. The photos we hang on our home and office walls, photos on our desktop; and even our computer and mobile phone screen savers speak about our ‘self.’ They may be our own portraits, our family members, favorite pets, places we visited, special events, celebrities, scenery, or anything that we are emotionally attached to. These photos tell stories about ourselves; speaking of the things we value, expressing our pride and joy; and give comfort to our soul.
As small children, our learning process becomes easy and more interesting by the use of pictures. They stimulate our minds and emotions and kindle our curiosity. We carried that same propensity to be curious until adulthood. This is the reason why advertisers in newspapers, magazines, books, and internet make use of pictures to capture the readers’ attention. Pictures also help to get the advertisers’ message across, much the same way children’s book did to us in the old days. Since humans are inclined to be intellectually and emotionally attached to pictures, we are and we will always be dependent on photography.
Knowing these facts should open doors of opportunity for you as a hobbyist. You should consider your humble camera and the talent you may have as a capital. Yes, you can make money out of your hobby by selling pictures online! I tell you, you’ll never what a hobby can do for you unless you look at it in a different angle.
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