“A photographer is like a cod, which produces a million eggs in order that one may reach maturity.” ~George Bernard Shaw
So, how many frames do you shoot, on average, of a particular subject? Now, how many would you use? I typically shoot a minimum of 50-60 frames, and at times upwards of 150 frames of just one subject before I feel I’ve managed to capture a handful of something useful. Generally, I will use only 3-4 of the very best of that subject – if I even have that many to use! My point is, keep on shooting and then shoot some more. Constantly look for a different perspective. Shoot the obvious angles and get them out of the way – even if you KNOW you won’t use them. Then you’ll be ready to find the less obvious perspectives, and that’s when the magic happens!
Please enjoy our latest images:
by Steve Eichenlaub
by Shay
by Jill DeLessio
by Cristofor
Thanks so much to everyone that participated this week!
Please remember to share this collection with your friends so even more people can enjoy these images.
Until next time, have fun shooting!
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I agree Jessica, I usually use about 1 out of every 100 I shoot; so there are a lot sitting in the archives, LOL!!!!
Love the angle you shot this week, I hope you will share your whole series when you have them tog. (did I ask you that before?? brain fade, LOL!!)
I really love float, I keep going back to look at it, great perspective and I love water too :)
Have a lovely weekend, cheers, T. :)