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From Dewitt Jones in Outdoor Photographer Magazine some time in the mid '90s. Figure out what specifically is "turning you on" (his words) in a scene, then see if you can get rid of everything else. Crudely paraphrased from memory. Or, as I see it now, try to eliminate every element that's not helping your picture.
Shoot your mother in law in good light.
Peter
Canon s3is, 2 x 50Ds, Canon 18-55is, Canon 55-250is, ef 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM, Canon Nifty Fifty f/1.8,
Sigma 70-200 f2.8 ex dg os hsm, Sigma APO 150-500 f5-6.3 dg os hsm
tripod, monopod, 4 didgeridoo's.
Two million years of evolution and I'm still a Homo ergaster.
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Some might say that is good advice, although not really photography adviceOriginally Posted by pjs2
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