John Sessoms wrote:
From: DagT
Thanks John and all the rest! I have been looking at this kind of
reflections before, but now I was on a trip with my oldest and his
reflection worked all right. I didn?t tell him how to sit, just told
him what I was doing and showed him the pictures. DagT
http://www.thrane.name Den 16. jan. 2011 kl. 22.24 skrev John
Sessoms:
From: DagT
http://www.thrane.name/page3/page7/files/page7-1000-full.html
... snip....
It sounds like you had an idea for an image with a reflection before
anything else, and when an opportunity presented itself, you framed
the photo to capture the image to realize your idea.
Those are always the best photos where the idea precedes the image.
I like Dags photo a lot... but I sure disagree with your last line
here.... unless the preceding thought is just a couple of seconds.
I think the best photographs ( read: what I like best and the ones to
which I most aspire) are most often those where the photographer
"sees something and shoots something" capturing a fleeting moment , a
certain slant of light. Too much planning and plotting can result in a
technical tour de force but with no heart.
ann
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