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Photography as Catharsis

Written by Chris Grey

Photography is as much about technique as it is about opportunity. As photographers, we constantly explore the opportunities each shot presents to us; the play of light upon the subject, the body language of the person in front of us, shutter and aperture combinations, etc. The list of things to think about as we’re working is a long one, to be sure.

What about when we’re not working? Many of us will come across places we might want to use for a shot “someday” or see an object that we think would make a dynamite prop. Sometimes we follow through, but often we don’t, content to file the idea away for later and then forgetting about it entirely.

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Chris Grey
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