Report by Amy Phillips
Patience is a virtue – Russ Burden
Rating: *****
Patience is a virtue is an article that gives advice on
outdoor photography. They explain the key requirements to get good photos. The
main concept of photography is having patience. It explains how even photographers
who invest a lot of money in equipment won’t be as successful as those who are
willing to wait for a perfect expression, light and head angle to take a photo.
Only a photographer who commits the time will shoot a better quality photo. This
technique applies to landscapes, animals in the wild portraits and many other
things. The point is waiting for all the pieces to fall into place. According
to Russ Burden, the more you wait, the more your photograph will reward you.
This article affected me because I’m interested in
photography and I agree from experience that being patient when taking a photo
will pay off because you have to hold the camera steady and focus. When I read
this, I could picture for example if you’re trying to photograph a butterfly,
you have to wait for the right moment when it lands in the right position
before you take the picture. I learned that taking your time when taking a
photo is worth it in the end. This article has inspired me a lot to do more outdoor
photography.
Burden,
Russ
Monday,
September 8, 2014
http://www.outdoorphotographer.com/how-to/tip-of-the-week/patience.html#.VBY1G9JOXIV
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