pippigar
Shapes and Lines
I am usually not very happy about the outcome of my shots. I always find defects, details cut out that should have been included, I see the wrong kind of light and then some lines are never straight, or if vertical ones are then the horizontal ones will not, and then you have to choose which lines will stay 'wrong'.
But sometimes a minor miracle happens and I like what I did. I mean, it is not like the image could not be better: shoulders against the wall and a prime lens didn't allow me to take a slightly larger portion of the scene; my processing skills being what they are, some areas are definitely too bright. And so on.
But at the same time I love the impact of the image, and I enjoy it as the spectator which I always become after I am done with the picture and try to look at it as if I didn't know the author :)
Shapes and Lines
I am usually not very happy about the outcome of my shots. I always find defects, details cut out that should have been included, I see the wrong kind of light and then some lines are never straight, or if vertical ones are then the horizontal ones will not, and then you have to choose which lines will stay 'wrong'.
But sometimes a minor miracle happens and I like what I did. I mean, it is not like the image could not be better: shoulders against the wall and a prime lens didn't allow me to take a slightly larger portion of the scene; my processing skills being what they are, some areas are definitely too bright. And so on.
But at the same time I love the impact of the image, and I enjoy it as the spectator which I always become after I am done with the picture and try to look at it as if I didn't know the author :)