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My issue with the moon, in particular, is that: a) it's not hard, it just requires a long focal length. b) it's not a creative act. The moon drowns out anythin
by CarVac 6y ago
My issue with the moon, in particular, is that:
a) it's not hard, it just requires a long focal length.
b) it's not a creative act. The moon drowns out anything else, so it ends up being just a picture of an orb surrounded by black.
Piano is extremely challenging, and playing something well gives you that feeling of having overcome a worthwhile challenge.
Chess is likewise a battle of self-improvement.
Same with painting.
Moon photography? There's zero creativity involved, it's just about whether you've gone out and bought that 150-600 zoom you've been eyeing.