You just never know...

Sometimes all of the thought and planning in the world won't lead to successful images. However, I find that if I just remain present in the moment and aware of all things going on around me, images will work themselves out of the scene. In fact, I am discovering that this is what really attracts me to photography. When I am out shooting I tend to become very focused on the immediate moment. I was standing under this street lamp during a workshop with Michael Long and I heard an aircraft overhead. As always, I tend to glance up in the air when I hear aircraft. I realized that if I could be ready in about two seconds I might be able to grab this shot as the aircraft passed over the globe. And here it is.




3 Comments:
This is a very good strategy and also good advice for living your daily life. Being in the moment makes sure that you don't miss those things that make it worthwhile to be here.
Dreamstreet
Hi,
I found your blog via The Radiant Vista. Some very nice things here and it's nice to see other shooters who share so much of what the RV is about.
I started a blog very recently and posted some images I did in the Philly zoo for a project I'm working on and I thought you might like to see.
anthonysinagoga.blogspot.com.
Take care and thanks for sharing.
Anthony
Thanks Anthony. Looks like you enjoy shooting at the zoo as well. Your image of the giraffe's legs is great!
Michael
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