The Process (you will need to zoom in on this to read it, by all means, please do so)
Read the decision making steps above in the image. I often said photography is about "seeing," not looking, but seeing. And seeing is noticing things that most people will walk right by without seeing. And it's different than looking. When you are seeing, the potential subject matter is vast and unlimited! And in the case of my little example above, seeing also applies to not only when shot, but also to the time that you are looking over your shots and during the editing of those shots. You might find that there are many new shots incorporated right in the original, and a simple crop can bring them out. Sometimes, it's a matter of breathing life into something that's destined for the digital trash can!
The Process (you will need to zoom in on this to read it, by all means, please do so)
Read the decision making steps above in the image. I often said photography is about "seeing," not looking, but seeing. And seeing is noticing things that most people will walk right by without seeing. And it's different than looking. When you are seeing, the potential subject matter is vast and unlimited! And in the case of my little example above, seeing also applies to not only when shot, but also to the time that you are looking over your shots and during the editing of those shots. You might find that there are many new shots incorporated right in the original, and a simple crop can bring them out. Sometimes, it's a matter of breathing life into something that's destined for the digital trash can!