UnPhotography: Show Us Your Best UnProfessional Photos

What's this about?!

No this isn't about sharing Apple related topics (although that would definitely be a part of it). I just thought that since almost everyone is an Apple fanatic, this page's title would be appealing. Smart, right?

In iShare, we (yes, you and I) are going to share anything and everything that interests us and we're passionate about, or just something we liked and would like to pass to the world. I am a big advocate of sharing, so I wanted to make that a part of my website. I am not affiliated with any brand I share here. I am not trying to sell anything or promote anything. And I hope that you do the same.

My Favorite Online Game

I know I should feel "unprofessional" for featuring a game here, but I just love it and I'm addicted to these type of games. I got like a score of over 13,000 on PlayFish Word Challenge on Facebook. The good part is that I can always claim I'm sharing it for its educational value!

UnPhotography: Show Us Your Best UnProfessional Photos

Posted by Manal Assaad on Sunday, December 20, 2009 Under: Photography

As I go through the net, I see a lot of really amazing photographs taken by professionals or talented hobbyists. And I just get jealous! Don't you?! I don't have the time or the means to go around taking interesting and beautiful photographs. All I have is my Nokia E71's 3.2MP camera and that's really fine by me.
I love taking photos whenever possible and I'm not going to pay hundreds of dollars on a Nikon camera when I rarely have anything to photograph.

With the tons of impressive photographs on Deviantart, Picasa, Flickr, and many others, it would feel pointless and awkward to want to share and flaunt unprofessional photos.

What about you? Do you love taking photographs with your phone or your really ordinary digital camera? Do you love taking pictures of silly things you have around the house, or just some usual places you hang out at? Perhaps you took a really good picture of your family or friends and you were so in love with how good it looked for something so unprofessional.
If you do, then this is where you can share them! Just post a link in your comment to where we can go and check it out.

And here are some of my own:

This was at Khan ElSaboun which is a really old but famous soap factory in my country.

A town in North Lebanon as viewed from a restaurant I was in (if you're wondering, the food was good -yummy-)

This is Khan ElKhayateen; meaning the Tailors' market which is very famous in Lebanon. We see a lot of foreigners hanging out there and taking pictures, while the locals barely like to go through it!