Whether or not you're a photog, this article will give you some great introspection. I LOVE it. I love how Lindsey relates of depth of field to accomplishing goals in real life.
Too often i get distracted by so many things--

but if i have a shallower depth of field and zoom in, those things blur into the background and i can concentrate on the task at hand.

Then once i have accomplished that task, i can put everything into focus again to get the big picture.
Genius analogy. Thanks, Lindsey!
Check it out. Go. Do it.
Too often i get distracted by so many things--
but if i have a shallower depth of field and zoom in, those things blur into the background and i can concentrate on the task at hand.
Then once i have accomplished that task, i can put everything into focus again to get the big picture.
Genius analogy. Thanks, Lindsey!
Check it out. Go. Do it.
2 comments:
Lindsey is a great writer! I needed the analogy as well! I shoot my life in auto too muuch and need to get more manual with my daily tasks! Love the pics of your cute kids!
Seriously, thanks for liking me. :) Your photo's expound on it perfectly--and are good reminders. Sometimes when I get great epiphanies I end up being the one who needs it the most that week! (month...year...) :)
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