When you take pictures, do you only look at the surface details of your subject? The easy composition that doesn't demand patience? In order to create a good image, you must take your time. I should say that you must take your time when the subject demands it. When things are happening at a break neck pace you just react and go with it. But when you have time on your side to explore your subject on a more personal level, then you will see an improvement in your image creating and a better return on your image selects for the web.
I believe photographers are being distracted by shallow imagery and are missing out on natures mysteries and patterns. The undercurrents of this reality we share is where we will find the true subject we should all aspire to create images of. We should tap into this magical depth we experience together and journey beyond the mundane and create personal images that express deep emotions and vision.
One way to do this is by getting physically closer to your subject. By moving closer you begin to see recurring patterns that manifest the infinite structure of natures inspirations.
We have become numb to the boundless beauty of nature. Our early schooling has limited our ability to interact with natures virtue. It has become a play thing only and not a spiritual journey into ourselves.
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