Point of View

Point of view... It's all about you and how you see the world.

Ignoring happenings, being careless and indifferent are some of the virtues that you have to avoid if you want to take tasty photos. But more importantly, you must not get used to things. You have to be in constant change, in constant search.

You need to kneel down, lean back, step aside, jump up, hang down, crouch through, climb sideways. That a camera has a visor doesn't mean that you always have to look comfortably through it. Sometimes you have to position yourself so that you can't make use of your visor. A wild guess, an erroneous try; without these you will only take good photos. If you become perfect in all camera controls, and so called technical rules, maybe one day you can become a very good photographer. To be a great photographer; however, you need to fool yourself; do things that you wouldn't normally do. You should cry when your baby does, you should run with your dog, in the middle of your office when everything is dead-quite, you should stand up and laugh.

Step out of your boundaries, change your point of view, and only then click your shutter.