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A Rare Cloudy Day at the Beach, Clearwater, FL (Feb 2014)
25 Tuesday Mar 2014
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25 Tuesday Mar 2014
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25 Tuesday Mar 2014
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Either scroll down to see the sequence as smaller images against a white background, or click on the first image to see all of them larger against a black background..
(BTW, these aren’t the usual kind of photos I tend to post–e.g., not especially artsy, humorous, or providing social commentary. However, I figure it’s a pretty unique combination and sequence; so I put ’em up!)
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20 Thursday Mar 2014
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20 Thursday Mar 2014
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19 Wednesday Mar 2014
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18 Tuesday Mar 2014
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18 Tuesday Mar 2014
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(Bill France Jr is the statue, not the other guy…:p)
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17 Monday Mar 2014
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Apparently, creating and revealing a bunch of work to the world does not necessarily diminish the gems that end up standing out. Many successful artists have *over-produced* and created many duds among their winners.
This seems counter-intuitive to photographers who have heard the admonishments from photo editors to only show your best work.
Instead of so much emphasis on editing as a way of getting rid of duds, there should be more focus on editing as the best means and opportunity for identifying the ones that will really shine.
Being too ‘stingy’ with your editing (i.e., holding back ones you’re not sure of) may actually end up hiding the photos you’ve taken that have the best chance of making a big splash in the world.
What’s really important? To continue to show your work no matter what.
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17 Monday Mar 2014
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16 Sunday Mar 2014
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Click image to see it large..
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