~Time working a composition.
~Patience for better light.
~Delivery to our clients.
~Interest in the people we are photographing.
~Appreciation of the great photographers before us.
~Thoughtfulness about why we shoot what we shoot.
~Decision about picking locations.
~Confidence in our personal vision.
What would you add from your experience?
-Kevin Winzeler
Sports and Fitness Photographer
A good reminder in photography, and life. A little bit more. It seems space would open up in life, because we would be operating in more quality and permanence, so the half-shod, and "it'll have to do" would be replaced by something more powerful and lasting. Nice thought Kevin.
ReplyDeleteThe goal of a photographer is not to change the subject, but for the subject to change the photographer. ~Author Unknown.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved this quote. Some of my best photographs are taken when I feel emotions toward the subject, location or activity. If I end up with a friendship, more knowledge or some other feeling toward or with the subject the shoot was a success. All of this takes our BEST self.
photography illustrates everything and it simply, shows true moments. I mean creating something that looks perfect.
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