Orbweavers (Family Araneidae)
I often get too hung up on taking and editing the perfect picture and spend too much time on a single subject instead of enjoying the process. I've been trying to change that,
one way has been to spend less time on each subject in the field (largely out of respect for the animal, but also to help me not get as fixated). This has resulted in some interesting results. I've taken significantly fewer photos when out, but the photos I have taken have largely had better focus, were exposed better and required less editing time. This however, is not one of those. This is a picture of a spider, because instead of a perfect picture this spider simply made me happy and I wanted to document it. Someday I'll snap that perfect picture, but until then I'll try to enjoy the adventures and the learning.
Orbweavers (Family Araneidae)
I often get too hung up on taking and editing the perfect picture and spend too much time on a single subject instead of enjoying the process. I've been trying to change that,
one way has been to spend less time on each subject in the field (largely out of respect for the animal, but also to help me not get as fixated). This has resulted in some interesting results. I've taken significantly fewer photos when out, but the photos I have taken have largely had better focus, were exposed better and required less editing time. This however, is not one of those. This is a picture of a spider, because instead of a perfect picture this spider simply made me happy and I wanted to document it. Someday I'll snap that perfect picture, but until then I'll try to enjoy the adventures and the learning.