May 20, 2010
I love having a little companion on my photowalks. She inspires me to look at things from a different (shorter) perspective. She keeps me hopping. She reminds me just how annoying it is to chimp after every. single. shot. “Look, Mommy! Good shot…good shot.” While I don’t want to stifle her enthusiasm, I also don’t want her to be so busy looking at the LCD screen that she misses another “good shot.” I’m trying to teach her that it’s okay to look every once in awhile to make sure she captured what she wanted, but it’s better to show your images all at once. Later. After editing. (Ya’all have heard me expound before on the importance of editing, so I don’t need to get into that again.) (Except to say that more people should edit. Heavily. Before showing their images to everyone. Or anyone. Or at least me.) I realize I’m guilty of the over-chimping thing, which is probably why I’m so sensitive to it with her. I’m in essence trying to train both of us.
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