Hi Brandon, Like this article. we all have missed opportunities. In fact, that's what my topic 'Un/Taken' is all about, the photo you did not take.
And of the photos we do take, some of them will be off, out-of-focus, blurry, under/overexposed, whatever. That's fine, 'cause we'll learn from them. I remember some sort of a photo bomb happening to me which initially ruined the portrait, but after all, now the photo hangs on the wall in my office.
Like that you've shared these junk photos in this post.
Interesting topic! I have a lot of them photos too (note to myself i should write a post as well on the subject 😉). Looking back in my own archive I often notice photos that catch my attention but didn't at the time.
Hi Brandon, Like this article. we all have missed opportunities. In fact, that's what my topic 'Un/Taken' is all about, the photo you did not take.
And of the photos we do take, some of them will be off, out-of-focus, blurry, under/overexposed, whatever. That's fine, 'cause we'll learn from them. I remember some sort of a photo bomb happening to me which initially ruined the portrait, but after all, now the photo hangs on the wall in my office.
Like that you've shared these junk photos in this post.
Cheers!
Really loved this. Sometimes the “mistakes” can have more impact than the perfectly taken picture. Great post.
This topic is really cool! Thanks for sharing Brandon!
Interesting topic! I have a lot of them photos too (note to myself i should write a post as well on the subject 😉). Looking back in my own archive I often notice photos that catch my attention but didn't at the time.