Change, Page, Arizona

Change | Page, Arizona | Feb 2009

Unrelated, but needed
Great thoughts on perhaps the biggest area for me to stretch myself, and something Nicholas has been trying to help me with: Matt Brandon, FAQ: How do you photograph people? How do you approach them?

… in general, the short and sweet answer is boiled down to simply be bolder and take risks, be polite and be ready for the moment.

Well worth reading the rest of the article and the comments.

Posted February 17th, 2009 in Photography. Tags: advice, arizona, page, people, Photography.

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http://www.boomzap.com Chris Natsuume

This is proof you are a better photographer than I will ever be. I have a photo of that exact same factory, from that exact same spot, from many years back… and it is crap. Your picture of the same thing, from the same place, at the same time of day (a little earlier, actually) is… vastly better.
http://www.unstructuredventures.com/uv Taylor Davidson

Nah, it's all situational. The clouds (well, pollution) is the best part…

I'm not that good at creating great images; I'm good at putting myself in the right situations :)
http://peregrinebynature.com kari

wow, this is heartbreakingly beautiful.
http://www.taylordavidson.com/writing/2009/02/19/entranced-cortez-colorado/ Entranced, Cortez, Colorado | Taylor Davidson

[...] Explaining the background behind Change, Page, Arizona to my friend Jeremy: I took that photo while I was alone on an overlook in Glen Canyon Recreation [...]
ericajoh

I'd say you're good at putting yourself in the right situations, therefore you're good at creating great images.

Isn't being in the right place at the right time partly what makes a great image?
http://www.unstructuredventures.com/uv Taylor Davidson

Yes, partly; obviously knowing the right thing to do with the right place and the right time is important :)

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