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12/18/2024 03:36:10 PM · #1 |
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12/18/2024 03:50:00 PM · #2 |
| If there truly is a trend to return to imperfect images my average should be increasing:) |
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12/18/2024 07:46:58 PM · #3 |
Here's another story on this I posted earlier ...
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12/19/2024 03:39:34 AM · #4 |
Quote from the articel:
But I am going to prioritize a photograph’s emotional value over its technical value. .... I’m going to ease up on some of my own perfectionist tendencies.
Unquote.
I am guilty here. I can spend a lot of time going for the ultimate perfect positioning, focus and light in a studio setup.... that in the end no one will ever notice and results in an meaningless image without emotion of message.
I need to let go ..... |
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12/19/2024 06:54:48 AM · #5 |
| I don’t think anyone here can throw stones at you for that. |
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12/19/2024 11:32:59 AM · #6 |
Originally posted by willem:
Quote from the articel:
But I am going to prioritize a photograph’s emotional value over its technical value. .... I’m going to ease up on some of my own perfectionist tendencies.
Unquote.
I am guilty here. I can spend a lot of time going for the ultimate perfect positioning, focus and light in a studio setup.... that in the end no one will ever notice and results in an meaningless image without emotion of message.
I need to let go ..... |
I try to prioritize having a quality image over image quality ... |
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