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Yep, this is definitely harder than expected. But I wanted the incentive to look at the world/my life a little differently, and it's certainly working.
It's hard to find subjects at this time of year though...work all day, dark by the time I get home, lots of things that need doing in the run up to Xmas...poor light most of the time, and precious little head-space to think to take a photo.
Having taken a couple of indifferent snaps at work (facing the opposite direction from yesterdays photo - ooh, radical, how creative!), I decided to try for a nice pic of our lovely, cosy, open fire in our lovely, cosy lounge. I've just spent the best part of 2 hours writing Xmas cards with this exact view of the fireplace. There's definitely worse places to be!
I forgot, though, that I'm a completely clueless photographer. My ambition is usually swamped by my immense ineptitude, and today's photo provides ample demonstration of this phenomena.
Consider this - the photo above is the best photograph I took all day! And the quality is quite horrible, the only vaguely saving grace being the Christmassy warmth of the subject.
I'll pause for a moment whilst you consider how dire my average photo's must be.....
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Anyway, I'm still hanging in there, managing to keep to my plan so far.
So, ya know, yay me...
This photo is amazing if you really look at it in a different way like I have :) the secret to being good at anything is to not put pressure on yourself... if this is something you're concerned about then consider this... you have mastered the playing of a musical instrument through focus and practice, you are mastering the elements through climbing... you'll get better with practice :)
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