Hit And Miss

Over the weekend, I was coming back from an event when I decided to take a turn into John Chestnut Park in Palm Harbor, Florida. I just wanted to go drive around and scout – see if there was anything out there for me to take a picture of, or jot down for a later idea. I saw a bridge in the distance and took my scout shots. Seeing as I had a bracket of them, I came home and made an HDR of it. As much as I’d like to say I like it – I don’t think I really do.

Why is it up here, then? Well… I struggled really hard about making that right turn into the park. I struggled with whether or not I get out of the car, get the camera out, get the tripod out.. In short, I was being lazy. That said, I talked myself into doing it anyway – and while I wasn’t really happy with the outcome, I sure as hell was happy with the process once I did it. Carry your camera. Shoot with your camera. Whether it’s hit or miss, you’ll be happy to be trying.

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  1. David Hodgins

    These are the learning shots, though. Taking a great picture is easy. Taking a great picture on purpose is very, VERY hard.

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