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My Photography Mistakes #2496

I’ve made so many mistakes in my career. Lacking backup gear, forcing pictures, forgetting to reformat the card, crushing hard drives, etc etc. This list is long.

But in the past several years I made one mistake far too many times, and it was this: not leaving enough time, reminding the client to leave enough budget, or directing the proper energy toward the post production of my pictures. I learned my lesson finally in the last year or two, but it took too long. If you’re in that rut, snap out of it. Sure, nothing can replace a great photo outta the camera as a starting place, genius, luck, whatever, but do yourself the favor of building post production mojo into your workflow properly.

And btw, make sure you’re not still in the leftover handful of photographers whining about “having to process your own images.” Instead, remind yourself what a great opportunity it is to put another personal layer into your pictures. Click the ‘continue reading’ link below for the full post/comments…
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4 replies on:
My Photography Mistakes #2496

  1. Geoffrey Maskaly says:
    January 8, 2013 at 7:09 am

    Right acceptably straight away firefox instantly downloads an mp3 as well as opens the idea. I neediness to obtain to fast me using the dialog box i in truth can select where to save this. I’ve searched in options->downloads->view and manage actions and nothing is set in attendance that i can modify..

  2. Earnest Lyssy says:
    January 7, 2013 at 3:01 pm

    cheers representing your super input

  3. Sandra Pendarvis says:
    January 3, 2013 at 6:53 am

    The National Balcony Preteen Prototype Bbs she needs to go in exchange to the surgen…he did a terrible job taking place her…the tummy tuck didnt accomplish as a result well u can report from her bellie button and all the fail skin….

  4. Terence Jones says:
    August 6, 2010 at 8:26 am

    I agree. I love to do my own processing – because i am the only one that knows how the result should look like.

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