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How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Digital Photography /October 26, 2014 by Micha Hamilton

Photography traditionalists can continue to poo-poo the continuing tsunami of capabilities smartphones, tablets, spy-cams and other camera enabled portable devices offer us, but for the creative mind it's simply another tool for expression and experimentation. Some times the images captured and created with these devices may just be a starting point for bigger ideas, like an idea book or creative journal, and other times they help us create the full and final creative expression. Any way one chooses to look at it, we are in the matrix and these devices are here to stay, so embrace that reality and get creating! Selfie Bio-Mandala NYC / Upper West Side NYC / Lower East Side

Street art photo of the day.

