A few recent ones

ChiShutter

Haven't been shooting enough, and it shows: some of the photos I was most excited to come home and see after last weekend were not what I'd hoped, because I haven't been putting enough thought into what I'm doing. Regressing to "snapshot" mode = lazy composition, missed focus, or outright bad exposures. :flush

Here are a few I thought were ok:

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TonyCooper

My father took me to St Elmo's in 1956 to celebrate my graduation from high school. First time I ever had a steak in a restaurant . I haven't been back to Indianapolis in years, but it's good to see that at least one landmark is still there.

Butler, then, was best-known for Butler Fieldhouse where the Indiana state basketball championship games were held.

Richard

ChiShutter wrote:

Haven't been shooting enough, and it shows: some of the photos I was most excited to come home and see after last weekend were not what I'd hoped, because I haven't been putting enough thought into what I'm doing. Regressing to "snapshot" mode = lazy composition, missed focus, or outright bad exposures. :flush

I like #3 and #5. Try doing the Make Every Shot Count exercise...it might be good for what ails you.

ChiShutter

Richard wrote:

I like #3 and #5. Try doing the Make Every Shot Count exercise...it might be good for what ails you.

Where can I find a description of that exercise? Or is it just "go out there and make every shot count"?

Richard

ChiShutter wrote:

Where can I find a description of that exercise? Or is it just "go out there and make every shot count"?

Description here. BTW, there are links to other street shooting exercises in the sticky post at the top of the forum.