This article was interesting and defiantly made me look at what being behind the camera and filming really in-tales. You can't have one without the other, you need the visionary to have the Kino-Eye. I am a free lance photographer (non-professional) and it also made me think about the Kino-Eye in that perspective as well. You can tell that the author Dziga Vertov really had a passion for filming and seeing different angles and views as not just that but something more.
I really loved how toward the end he talked about being "the masters of vision" and the "organizers of visual life" stating that they where "armed" with the Kino-Eye, almost making it seem like it was a weapon not used for destruction but for creation. It was inspiring!
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