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It does depend on experience doing that and skill-level, thats for sure, but I have fantastic photos of the time since my oldest daughter was born until now, an
by mgoetzke 3y ago
It does depend on experience doing that and skill-level, thats for sure, but I have fantastic photos of the time since my oldest daughter was born until now, and i wouldn't miss it for the world.
- hotsauceror 3y agoYeah, people certainly. I wouldn't trade my pictures of my kid for anything. I was thinking more as 'photography as an experience log' being sort of underwhelming. I probably bring more emotion to it when I see pictures of my kid, no matter how indifferently photographed, and that fills in what my lack of skill doesn't when I photograph nature.
- Al-Khwarizmi 3y agoNot an expert in photography but I think phone cameras are more optimized for portraits than for long-distance landscape photography. You probably need specialized equipment for that not to be underwhelming. It's easier when you are e.g. inside a forest and take a photo, those can be really good if the light is right and the phone is decent, but panoramic photos from afar, not so much.