I couldn't agree more. I've been guilty of this myself in the past. Shut your traps, help yourself by helping other photographs and let's all learn.
Photographers, Stop Making Excuses and Start Taking Pictures | Black Star Rising
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I couldn't agree more. I've been guilty of this myself in the past. Shut your traps, help yourself by helping other photographs and let's all learn.
Photographers, Stop Making Excuses and Start Taking Pictures | Black Star Rising
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but the snow flakes ruin my shots
<------ guilty of this as well...
GUILTY as charged! It doesn't matter what you do just do something and the creativity will begin to flow.
The simpler you keep your life the more of your life you keep. LB
Linda Bingham Photography
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EXCELLENT, Sonny! Shoot lots...the more we shoot, the better we become.![]()
That old black Nikon has me in its spell;
That old black Nikon that shoots so well...
Agreed. It's easy to get yourself into a rut when you don't shoot consistently. Heck, even trying to visualize a composition when you are out and about without a camera can do wonders for your photographic eye.
Another great find Sonny, reminds me of Brian Clark's '10 Steps to Becoming a Better Writer.' (10 Steps to Becoming a Better Writer | Copyblogger)
Obvious. Simple. But often the exact advice we really need to hear to get us out of our ruts.
James Taylor
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