I’m writing to you from the road as Doc and I drive from Alabama to New York and back to Alabama again. I have found several stories to share about how to be a better photographer – from lighthouses to the Wright brothers first flight. The tip that has been going through my mind this week as I have been photographing, and thought of you is, “look for the little.”
When you take a picture, you want that picture to tell a story. It is best done when you look for the little details. Small details like, “What did the child see?” “What did the mouse see?” It is easy to take a picture that show an entire landscape, but then, show the small things going on in the large picture. Look for the little in the big.
In the original photograph above, there was of a bridge with birds beneath, but cropping in on the birds made for a more interesting photograph. You could possible make a story about this picture and what might be going on between the birds.
A cobweb in a tree is not as interesting as a tight cropped picture of a cobweb heavy with morning dew.
See? Look for the Little stories in the big story.
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