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More Melbourne jam shots
No not as in the spread but me being bored again
Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
Wayne,
After your last couple of series, I found this one fairly disappointing. Only the last shot really works for me, the style of the others don't excite me. However please don't let this discourage you from taking the shots and experimenting, its just my opinion that some of these don't work. If you'd like further feedback I can try to give it, but there isn't one paritcular that that stands out, on why the others don't work for me.
Thanks for your honesty Craig. Really appreciate it. It's the only way for me to learn
I felt that the images weren't that strong either...maybe it's because I wasn't really trying to tell a story with them whereas in the past I did put in that conscious thought even though I was bored (if that made sense).
Back to the drawing/thought board Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
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