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This applies to more than just photography.

• two2two 9y ago
  I agree. The author starts out talking about the ubiquity of photography as a medium and then uses it more of an example to basically say that one should be prolific. I find the idea similar to the article posted last month, "Stop trying to ‘be original’ and be prolific instead" [0] [0] http://prolifiko.com/prolific/ http://prolifiko.com/prolific/
  • efm 9y ago
    The advice is more specific than "Be prolific". It's "Be prolific within constraints." The former is the error of switching before you get to fluency (getting of the bus too soon).
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