wham121736 wrote:
With time constraints I think it is even more important to "stop and think" before shooting, rather than "run and gun". After shooting for 65 years I've learned to ask myself, what about this scene excites me. Then, how can I change the composition to emphasize that. It could require moving the horizon, positioning the important element to a 1/3 power position, zooming in or out, and of course those other issues of shutter speed to stop/blur motion, or f/stop to isolate subject or increase feeling of depth. Sorry if I'm running off with my mouth.
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I think you're right, and these days I'm coming back with far fewer images - but they're ones I like better. As an aside, I appreciate the conversation and hope all is well.