I find myself doing exactly the same. Very few of my shots these days survive the cut because I have become more aware of whats possible and more critical of the tiniest flaws, in prior years they would have been keepers.
When did you start becoming happier with your photography?
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I find myself doing exactly the same. Very few of my shots these days survive the cut because I have become more aware of whats possible and more critical of the tiniest flaws, in prior years they would have been keepers.
for my low skills, it's kind of sad Photography is more about the latter, than the former.
Great thread. The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know yet.
But I have reached a point of enlightenment - my pictures make me happy and that's all that matters. I'm not trying to be the next Berenice Abbot (I picked her for a reason; I'll start another thread). I have some pictures that I get and I love them. I'm terrible about sharing them, and everyone else here might not see what I like about them, but that's fine with me.
But I have reached a point of enlightenment - my pictures make me happy and that's all that matters. I'm not trying to be the next Berenice Abbot (I picked her for a reason; I'll start another thread). I have some pictures that I get and I love them. I'm terrible about sharing them, and everyone else here might not see what I like about them, but that's fine with me.
I've been shooting for three years now, i definitely feel like i'm getting better, but still not where i would like to be. I think what has made me better was learning how to slow down and be more cognizant of what i'm shooting and how i'm shooting. It takes time!! I even looked at some of the stuff in my gallery here on this site and didn't like what i saw, but i liked it a year or so ago when i posted it.. lol!!