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jchanders — Going on a December walk
Published: 2013-12-02 14:42:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 1141; Favourites: 55; Downloads: 51
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Walking on a beech-tree forest lane near Hilversum/The Netherlands in early December. Most leaves have fallen by now, but there is still some autumnal colour.Related content
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Beautiful! You captured the end of Autumn perfectly.
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book of GenesisI don't believe a person has a style. What people have is a way of photographing what is inside them. What is there comes out.
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Well put! I am periodically invited to teach a high school photography class. When I enter that classroom my whole goal it to inspire them. I am there to teach them to see. I tell them they are the camera, and the piece of plastic and metal they have in their hands is just a tool. I teach them that they cannot photograph what they have not learned to see. I teach them not to get all wrapped up in the technical aspects, that will come in time with training from their teacher, but, to focus on really seeing, hearing, smelling, and feeling the scene they want to capture. I teach them they must become one with the scene, to make still the mind, and to see what is really there. When you can do that you will see a phenomenal improvement in your work. The feedback I get later on from that one day lesson is remarkable. The teacher says their work has improved dramatically. They are just not clicking off shots. They are taking fewer photo, but, the photos they do take show a much better understanding of the subject and scene; a transformation. So, you are 100% right about the photo come from within.
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Great that you like it so much.
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Great that you like it so much.
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