El amor se puede demostrar en una profesi贸n, ser apasionado tiene -a veces- algo malo y es que hay sacrificios que llevas adelante sin tener una recompensa o remuneraci贸n econ贸mica.
El hecho es que hace un par de semanas fui a un evento por ac谩 donde vivo, espec铆ficamente en el municipio Carrizal, del estado Miranda de Venezuela. La locaci贸n fue un centro comercial que se llama La Cascada. De ah铆 que el evento fuese titulado "La Cascada se Viste a la Moda".
Me lleve mi c谩mara con el objetivo de tomar fotos a todos los desfiles con el fin de que alguien me contratara. Es a ojos de todos una apuesta que no siempre sale bien y esta fue una de ellas. Lo digo porque tom茅 unas 1200 fotos de los y las diferentes modelos que desfilaron.
Este video surge como promoci贸n de esas fotos que captur茅 y son as铆 de fugaces para que los interesados preguntaran por el precio de las fotos. Otro de los motivos de que duren tan pocos fotogramas es que -a veces- los modelos descargan las fotos tras descargar el video, le hacen captura a las im谩genes de ellos y las suben as铆, pixeladas y desenfocadas por el movimiento de las transiciones, adem谩s de los overlight que uso.
Antes de subir este video a mi IG un amigo me advirti贸 que esto pod铆a pasar, porque a 茅l ya le hab铆a ocurrido. Yo me hab铆a fajado a hacer este video dos veces, demorando unas 14 horas de edici贸n entre ambas versiones.
Es all铆 donde entra lo que genera esa pasi贸n, al final sucedi贸 que me quitaron algunas im谩genes, pero a煤n sabiendo que eso pod铆a ocurrir, prefer铆 de todas formas subir el video porque me hab铆a gustado mucho el resultado tanto de la edici贸n del video como lo que consegu铆 con el lente de mi c谩mara fotogr谩fica.
Amar lo que haces tiene este tipo de debilidades, por as铆 decirlo. Yo no me molest茅 con quienes hicieron eso. De hecho, si me hubiesen pedido las fotos, se las hubiese obsequiado.
Pero ni uno ni lo otro sucedi贸. Me sent铆a muy bien con lo que hab铆a conseguido a nivel fotogr谩fico y de edici贸n del clip.
Yo disfruto mucho las largas horas que dedico a la fotograf铆a y m谩s a煤n el tiempo que duro editando videos. Es la admiraci贸n la que me gu铆a por encima de todo, pese a que haya una premisa econ贸mica.
Amar lo que haces es b谩sicamente no trabajar, pese a los apuros, los sustos, las incomprensiones e injusticias. Siempre digo que las personas deben conseguir eso que aman y trabajar en ello.
La pasi贸n a veces no se puede regular, ese querer demostrar tu talento puede ser aprovechado por otros de una forma que no siempre ser谩 justa, pero yo tengo claro que esas escaramuzas que se me atraviesan en el camino no me van a cambiar lo mucho que me gusta pasar horas y horas detr谩s de la c谩mara y de mi laptop haciendo fotos y videos.
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Love can be demonstrated in a profession, being passionate has -sometimes- something bad and that is that there are sacrifices that you carry forward without having a reward or economic remuneration.
The fact is that a couple of weeks ago I went to an event here where I live, specifically in the municipality of Carrizal, in the state of Miranda in Venezuela. The location was a shopping center called La Cascada. Hence the event was titled "La Cascada se Viste a la Moda".
I took my camera with me in order to take pictures of all the fashion shows so that someone would hire me. It is in everyone's eyes a gamble that doesn't always work out and this was one of them. I say that because I took about 1200 photos of the different models that paraded.
This video arises as a promotion of those photos that I captured and are so fleeting for those interested to ask for the price of the photos. Another reason why they last so few frames is that -sometimes- the models download the photos after downloading the video, capture the images of them and upload them like this, pixelated and blurred by the movement of the transitions, in addition to the overlight I use.
Before uploading this video to my IG a friend warned me that this could happen, because it had already happened to him. I had fajado to make this video twice, taking about 14 hours of editing between both versions.
That's where the passion comes in, in the end it happened that some images were removed, but even knowing that this could happen, I still preferred to upload the video because I really liked the result of both the editing of the video and what I got with the lens of my camera.
Loving what you do has these kinds of weaknesses, so to speak. I didn't bother with those who did that. In fact, if they had asked for the photos, I would have given them to them.
But neither happened. I felt very good about what I had achieved in terms of photography and editing the clip.
I really enjoy the long hours I dedicate to photography and even more the time I spend editing videos. It is admiration that guides me above all else, even though there is an economic premise.
Loving what you do is basically not working, despite the hardships, the scares, the misunderstandings and injustices. I always say that people should get what they love and work at it.
Passion sometimes cannot be regulated, that wanting to show your talent can be taken advantage of by others in a way that will not always be fair, but I am clear that those skirmishes that get in my way are not going to change how much I love spending hours and hours behind the camera and my laptop taking pictures and videos.
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