Laljit S. Sidhu |
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Indoor versus Outdoor photography
After reviewing my photographs recently, I have noticed a relatively disturving trend.My indoor is unbelievably poor when compared to my outdoor work. I am by no means a master outdoor photograph, but for some reason my indoor photograph does't even meet my own standards and I am having a difficult time figuring out what I am doing wrong. For whatever reason, when I take photographs indoors they become little more than snapshots AT BEST. Often, they aren't even worthy of classification as snapshots. The problems I have noticed include composition faults, technical inaccuracies, and lighting anomalies. I realize this is a broad question and I am not asking for specific feedback as I know what the errors are ... the question I have is ... any suggestions on how to overcome the psychological block that appears to be preventing me from recreating indoors what I am capable of out of doors. Thanks in advance.
November 23, 2003
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Imrahil Dol Amroth |
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I have the same cursed problem.
November 25, 2003
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