Editing should finish the photo, not rescue it. Look at the edges of the frame before pressing the shutter. Light changes faster than you can change lenses.
Getting started
Light changes faster than you can change lenses. Look at the edges of the frame before pressing the shutter. Shoot more, share less, and review honestly.
Waiting for the right person to walk into the frame is most of the job. Good photographs often happen right after you thought you were done.
What worked
Shoot more, share less, and review honestly. The best camera is the one you actually carry. I deleted ninety percent of the roll and kept the one that felt right. Underexpose a little and the highlights will thank you.
- Expose for the highlights
- Shoot at the edges of the day
- Carry one lens for a week
- Review photos the next day
Waiting for the right person to walk into the frame is most of the job. Look at the edges of the frame before pressing the shutter.
Trade-offs
Good photographs often happen right after you thought you were done. Look at the edges of the frame before pressing the shutter. Waiting for the right person to walk into the frame is most of the job.
Shoot more, share less, and review honestly. Light changes faster than you can change lenses.
I deleted ninety percent of the roll and kept the one that felt right. Black and white removes distractions and exposes weak composition.
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