Knowing nothing or caring much about the history of photography and art is a blessing I think. I’ll leave you guys to name dropping.
It’s Weird
Street Photography is odd. But it makes more sense to me now that I’ve realized why I’m doing it.
Good photos…
are ones I feel good about. If I had a negative experience when taking the photo, I’ll usually delete it. Why would I want to relive it. Moving on. There’s a better photo right in front of me.
Risky Photos
“Don’t have fear.” Common knowledge from YouTube sensations with 3k followers. 99% of your photos go to the trash bin. And maybe 10% of the keepers are solid. Why put yourself out there for the 0.001%. It’s not worth the headache. I learned this on Skid Row.
I see…
all the crimes. My eyes are everywhere.
No rules…
but have a basic understanding of what’s around.
LAnd of Dogs
Dogtown USA. Photograph what’s in your neighborhood.
Just Snap
Nothing is faster.
King of B/W
Embracing black and white photography made me appreciate the GR after three years of off and on use. Weird considering I only shot a monochrome camera for 9 months prior.
IG
Same ole. Get on for 30 seconds then leave.