LensWork - Photography and the Creative Process - HT1020 - My Most Valuable Photographic Tool — Sitting

HT1020 - My Most Valuable Photographic Tool — Sitting

12/19/21 • 2 min

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LensWork - Photography and the Creative Process

Here's a thought ...

HT1020 - My Most Valuable Photographic Tool - - Sitting

I know there are some styles of photography and some photographers who prefer a frenetic approach. I'm the opposite. One of the most enjoyable ways to photograph for me is to pull up a chair and just watch. The photograph invariably reveals itself.

Here's a thought ...

HT1020 - My Most Valuable Photographic Tool - - Sitting

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During all those years I was a strictly b/w photographer, I never paid much attention to sunsets. In the last 15 years of adding color work to my tool bag, I've paid lot more attention to sunsets and discovered they are a lot harder to photograph successfully than I thought. It's not a technical issue, but a real challenge to avoid the cliché.

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Extending last week's discussion of "personally expressive photography," this week the topic is an even more thorny one - - trying to define that slippery term "Fine Art Photography." Definitions may escape us, but we can circle the idea and perhaps clarify the root ideas that differentiate Fine Art Photography from other types of photography.

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