From: Boris Liberman
On 3/5/2011 3:27 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
It seems that the more serious photography I do, the lower the
percentage of time I spend actually taking pictures.
-- Larry Colen [email protected] sent from i4est
Larry, you're a programmer, right? So you ought to know that 80-20
rule - 80% of time you analyze requirements, design, plan, scratch
your head etc, and only 20% of time you actually write code. So long
as you don't go way below the 20% waterline - you're fine, methinks.
No, seriously, if you are being serious, it necessarily means lots of
planning, preparation, pre-visualization, and a lot of post-effort -
editing, dealing with people for whom you do the photography and so
on. So I see nothing that is specifically backwards here.
Or I misunderstood your question...
Boris
Don't forget the 10/90 rule - 10% of the job takes 90% of the time
allocated; the remainder of the job takes the other 90%.
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