Allow me to don my Siggy Freud cap. What does it say that, with the exception of a couple photos, all of the pictures are devoid of people? Even then, the people are incidental to the true subject of the pictures.
And be sure to keep the wader pictures safe until you can use them to their maximum effect.
I don't like taking posed/staged shots of people and I don't like creepily taking pictures of people from a distance. So I opt for more scenic photos...
I'm the same, though that doesn't prevent me from observing it in others. When I was in DC as a HS senior, I came back with a thick stack of photos (we printed them back in the day), and virtually none of them included any of my fellow students. I think that one of your aunts may have questioned/mocked me about it at the time.
I am a firm believer that you should ALMOST ALWAYS put a person in your pictures - even if they are scenic. Years later, those pictures tend to have more meaning. I'm just saying...
Wonderful pictures Jon! Are you protecting me from the waders pictures?! If so, thank you!
ReplyDeletethose are on my phone...those will come later
ReplyDeleteAllow me to don my Siggy Freud cap. What does it say that, with the exception of a couple photos, all of the pictures are devoid of people? Even then, the people are incidental to the true subject of the pictures.
ReplyDeleteAnd be sure to keep the wader pictures safe until you can use them to their maximum effect.
I don't like taking posed/staged shots of people and I don't like creepily taking pictures of people from a distance. So I opt for more scenic photos...
ReplyDeleteI'm the same, though that doesn't prevent me from observing it in others. When I was in DC as a HS senior, I came back with a thick stack of photos (we printed them back in the day), and virtually none of them included any of my fellow students. I think that one of your aunts may have questioned/mocked me about it at the time.
ReplyDeleteI am a firm believer that you should ALMOST ALWAYS put a person in your pictures - even if they are scenic. Years later, those pictures tend to have more meaning. I'm just saying...
ReplyDeletePeople are boring and overrated.
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