Technique Tuesday: What I See vs. What I Take
“What I see vs. what I take” is a trend online among photographers to show how they find interesting subjects in otherwise uninteresting busy shots that lack a focus. It just so happens that this very idea is the concept behind the opening discussion of the Pathways to Creativity series I released a few years ago when I was at home during the pandemic.
Enjoy, and don’t forget to check out Pathways to Creativity. There’s a free full episode on capturing Abstract images on my YouTube page.
Are there any future subjects you’d like to see featured on Technique Tuesday? Leave a comment below and I’ll consider it!
This is really useful information. Unfortunately, I’ve learned the importance of slowing down and truly looking at a scene more as I’ve grown older. In the past, I was often in too much of a rush to move on to the next shot. Now, I find myself spending more time just observing before I even pick up the camera—and it’s made all the difference in my images.
Art does a slam-dunk on the maxim “inside every photo is a BETTER photo.”
And all of that, in TWO minutes1
Kudos, squared.