It’s too easy for photographers to get mired in technical details and forget their message: conveying images that describe the moment.
Here is one example…
If you look at the image above and are inclined to criticize it on its technical merits – noise, blur, color rendition, resolution – you might have lost sight of the true purpose of photography. If you look at this image and see an emotional moment among competitors, there is still hope for you.
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“…the true purpose of photography…”
I went years before realizing how important it was to actually *define* my own “true purpose” in photography. Once you get that nailed down, the rest is a little easier to spell out.
Richard, good point, and worth the reminder.
I need to learn something. New entry, please! (Thanks.)
>>New entry, please!< < I always have drafts in the pipe. I will endeavor.