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Creative Yukon Landscape

So As Photography begins to evolve as the digital ages almost fully takes over, some of us are trying to stay as pure as possible with little manipulation to keep photography true to what is once was. The fact is photography has been manipulated in one way or another since its beginning. It is not a lie or a way for the photographer to fool their viewers it is simply like most other art forms, The artists (the photographers) interpretation on a scene and their method of sharing there feelings or artistic view of that scene.

As most art evolves to keep the viewers interested i believe photographers have to do the same and take advantage of whats available to them to try to create what they feel is art and will keep there viewers interested. here are some different techniques I have recently tried out with the photos I took while in the Yukon this summer.

Enjoy!

Computer Problems

So, bad news... Looks like my Laptop is going to be out of service for even longer as I just talked to Future Shop and they said that HP still has it and the part they are waiting for to fix it is on back order. Unfortunately I can't do much without it and although I was hoping to get some photos up here ASAP looks like I'll have to wait even longer. For those of you waiting to see some of my work please keep checking in and I'll get something up as soon as possible but for those of you who may not be able to wait and are in the Vancouver area I do still have some of my stuff on display at Agro Cafe, 1363 Railspure alley in Granville Island. Not only will you get a chance to see some of my work but you can also see the amazing work of four other photographers which I am privileged to be showing with all on display at the cafe until the end of December.

Thanks for your patience and support.

Carlos Meza

The Begining

Well my website is having some technical issues so I'm going to be starting off with just this until sometime in hopefully the near future I have a website to accompany it.

I wanted to start a blog as having a website only can really limit the amount of photos you can show or it begins to look very cluttered and confusing.
This way I can show a more comprehensive selection of my work to show you the beauty the world on occasion shows to me. Also you can learn a little more about how I interpret the world and keep up to date on all the places I travel to and the great shots and stories I collect along the way.

Enjoy.

Carlos Meza.