Everybody is a photographer in the 21st century. Every smartphone a readily-accessible camera capable of recording remarkably high-quality images.
We live in a constant deluge of snapshots flooding every social media channel at all times. And while those images are increasing in quality and resolution as the technology catches up to the layman, those images are for the most part little more than snapshots. Instantaneous. Casual. Unremarkable.
I have nothing against the snapshot, per se, but there is life after snapshot, and Moving Beyond Snapshot reveals a world that is far more interesting for me. This book chronicles my own struggle to grow past the snapshot.
