Quotes
‘…photography is a craft that requires experimentation, risk and growth, and that getting better at photography is a journey that never ends.” – Chris Orwig, Photography Issue 5
“In general, I have found that people who pour their energy into thinking about an approach and insisting that it is too early to act are wrong just as often as people who dive in and work quickly. The over-planners just take longer to be wrong (and, when things inevitably go awry, are more crushed by the feeling that they have failed). There’s a corollary to this, as well: The more time you spend mapping out an approach, the more likely you are to get attached to it. The nonworking idea gets worn into your brain, like a rut in the mud. It can be difficult to get free of it and head in a different direction. Which, more often than not, is exactly what you must do.” –- Ed Catmull, Pixar
Links
– Balance – A Better Approach than Rule of Thirds
– Risking Death to Get the Shot
– Six tips on Wildlife Photography
– Really Good Article on 500-600 mm Super Telephoto Lenses
– Conceptual Photography
Cemetery Angel series