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F.A.R.T.'ing to be a better photographer
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http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/fart.htm
Good article Rob. I'm definitely going to be FART ing around a lot more!
Good article Rob. I'm definitely going to be FART ing around a lot more!
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People aren't going to remember the things you do. They're going to remember how you made people feel. Be kind, gracious, and appreciative.
Dan Winters - Photographer.
Well, how serendipitous is this?
David posted an image that not only illustrates some good good advice when shooting, it also serves well to illustrate and in conjunction with Mr. Rockwell's article ... the F.A.R.T. stuff, introduced to us by Rob in this thread.
Namely, David's image of; "Get Closer"
Which photo would you take?
Would/do you see the artistic/creative potential/limitations of all three shots in David's triptych?
David posted an image that not only illustrates some good good advice when shooting, it also serves well to illustrate and in conjunction with Mr. Rockwell's article ... the F.A.R.T. stuff, introduced to us by Rob in this thread.
Namely, David's image of; "Get Closer"
Which photo would you take?
Would/do you see the artistic/creative potential/limitations of all three shots in David's triptych?
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As will be explained in the link above, this is actually an acronym for "feel, ask, refine, shoot".
The content is copyrighted, so I'll refrain from pasting any of it here, and instead make you take yourselves to the article and read it there. It's quick reading, and I'm guessing many of you will find it useful.