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Here's a Thought… #2776 with Brooks Jensen
Cluster Mode PhotographyI interviewed David Hurn (MAGNUM) when we published him in LensWork and was fascinated by his description of Magnum photography. I'll abbreviate his technique: 95% of being out photographing is not photographing. The way he described it was that Magnum photographers spend almost all of their time just looking, observing, being there and being aware. Then, when something of interest happens, out comes the camera for a series of clustered images shot with rapidity before the camera is retired, awaiting the next opportunity. For years I've applied his approach even to landscapes and I believe he had it right
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Here's a Thought… #2778 with Brooks Jensen
Photographs Themselves Are Symbols
Yesterday I was talking about how we think and feel in symbols. Of course the important topic I left out was the fact that photographs themselves are symbols. When we are waiting in the doctor's office and see that be…
Here's a Thought… #2777 with Brooks Jensen
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Episode #1527 from our long-running, weekly podcast On Photography and the Creative Process
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Here's a Thought… #2779 with Brooks Jensen
Looking for Solutions, Not Gear
The other day I was talking about the use of Polaroids in the field and more recently LCD screens to overcome my limitations in seeing two-dimensionally. A podcast listener, Howard Lester, emailed an alternative. His sug…
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