My Dear PDMLers, let me begin with my strengths first. I have a pretty good "photographic eye". So I can immediately discern a photogenic scene, and stop by to examine all angles, sunlight hitting the scene, harsh shadows, cloud formations, composition etc. Then my brain tries to figure out a similar situation as this one from my past photographic experience, and it gives me confidence. But when I begin taking the actual photograph I am sort of lost and find I have missed something and the photograph has not turned out as I wanted to. Example: on our life time visit to the Colosseum in Rome. This required mastering "Bright and Dark" area photography as we landed there at high noon - certainly a bad time for iconic photography. I would keep blowing out the scene, the sky or the shadow area would be lifeless. Flash would not help - the brain just fazed out perhaps. I had to do a lot of PP when we came back home, to get a decent photo of the Colosseum. Lastly I never seem to get WB right 50% of the time in indoor photography, or at dawn, or in low light. Thanks for reading. I enjoyed your posts and learnt from them. Regards. Bipin - from that far away enchanting land.
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