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About RWI |
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Last Update: 07 September 2009 |
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Real World Images (RWI) is built around the concept as treating photography as a method of recording our world and the various environments. Based mainly on travel photography, RWI seeks to portray the various wonders were all see but tend to take for granted. RWI was originally envisaged back in 2003 as a simple gallery of travel photos but now in 2009 it has been revised to include travel photography chronicles, general information on camera technology and how it is applied and news and views on camera equipment. The site is not strictly limited to stills camera as there is a growing convergence between the stills and video cameras. Also, the camera phones are getting better in terms of the image quality they are capable of. They are still outclassed by the compact cameras but have the advantage that they are always with people and so more likely to be used. There is no doubt that the digital camera has broadened the appeal of the appeal of photography and RWI through its various articles and reviews shall try to reflect that. Photography or at least the act of trying to take a photo has been a hobby of mine since I was in my teens. My reason for taking photos initially was as a method of recording an event however I soon found that what I captured did not instill or portray the same feeling I got from the original event. Photographs
available for commercial use are on the Alamy website. Click on the
Enjoy the website. Emmanuel Agbaraojo @Emman777 on
Twitter
I would like to encourage readers to feel free to send in their comments and suggestions using the form provided below.
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