on 2014-01-03 22:47 Ken Waller top-posted:
One of the easiest and best ways to improve your photography is to critically edit your images.
apparently in reply to my statement:
[...] i still wind up with too many photos; for them, i am training myself that if i can't easily tell the difference, it may not be worth distinguishing — just pick one! few of my photos are so special that the tiny differences matter
i do critically edit, and i continue to learn from it, yet when nitpicking on whether i prefer the pollen on this stamen or on that stamen to be most in focus, or which bee's wing has the nicest motion-blur, i can reach a point of diminishing returns
if i let go of some of the nitpicking, i often realize that the energy would be better spent on some other photos that interest me more; so on my intermediate-quality photos, i try to pick one keeper from a scene and live with it; i think it is good practice to let go of some photos
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