Post by Saknika on Jan 5, 2010 0:44:05 GMT -5
Unfortunately, nothing in this world is perfect. Except the higher powers people pray too, and even they seem a little flawed at times. As such, photography isn't perfect either, and it doesn't bring us pure happiness all the time. So what part of it do you wish you didn't have to deal with?
Myself, I love to photograph things. I love seeing what I create with a camera. I enjoy tinkering with the settings, and playing with the lights--all of it. But holy smokes do I hate the setting up [of equipment] and tearing down! Even if it's just my tripod and a filter it seems like a hassle. And when I'm retouching for a client--especially senior portraits--I hate it too because I'm just looking at the same face with the same blemishes over, and over, and over again. I really wish I could do without those things. They're just not as much fun as preparing my still life, or actually photographing things. But sadly, they are a necessary evil.
Myself, I love to photograph things. I love seeing what I create with a camera. I enjoy tinkering with the settings, and playing with the lights--all of it. But holy smokes do I hate the setting up [of equipment] and tearing down! Even if it's just my tripod and a filter it seems like a hassle. And when I'm retouching for a client--especially senior portraits--I hate it too because I'm just looking at the same face with the same blemishes over, and over, and over again. I really wish I could do without those things. They're just not as much fun as preparing my still life, or actually photographing things. But sadly, they are a necessary evil.
