Second Chance
I’ve mentioned elsewhere that you have two chances to make your images: the first chance is in the shooting; the second is in the editing.
Now, for all you control freaks who want to be “on top of everything,” this may be a little hard to take. There are times when you may not be capable of observing and analyzing each image carefully as you shoot. You may not even be able to at all see exactly what you are getting because it or you may be moving too fast for studied observation.
Does this frustrate you? Is the world making you nuts because it’s kaleidoscopic and random? Is that your problem?
Relax. I have the answer, and that is you’ve got a second chance in the editing. When everything seems to be moving too fast, don’t let yourself ...
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