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OK so just always do it right the first time and never make mistakes. Also, get lucky. Got it.
by nradov 7mo ago
OK so just always do it right the first time and never make mistakes. Also, get lucky. Got it.
- datadrivenangel 7mo agoBeing at the right place at the right time is more important than your equipment 80% of the time. Predict the composition and lighting and you don't need to do anywhere near as much editing.
- nradov 7mo agoHa ha good luck doing that reliably with wide-angle underwater photography. You're always moving around, conditions are constantly changing, and wildlife is inherently unpredictable.
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- kjkjadksj 7mo agoThat is probably a good part of the excitement in wildlife photography. Some people camp for years waiting for a shot of a snow leopard, well the pros on contract at least.
- ktallett 7mo agoMany creative pursuits are based on time put in. Giving yourself more opportunities to get a shot helps. You will make mistakes, you will miss shots, you will take shots that could of been better, but for me that makes those photos that I have taken that I do think are spot on that much more enjoyable.
- nradov 7mo agoThat's easy for you to say. Most of my photography is underwater where we are inherently very limited on time. On deeper tech dives we might only get 20 minutes of bottom time, and I can only be shooting for part of that.
- kjkjadksj 7mo agoMost of those shots are technically imperfect. Sometimes that adds a lot of impact to the image. Well composed though. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2008/apr/08/reuters.pressandpublishing https://www.theguardian.com/media/2008/apr/08/reuters.pressa...