F/8 Street Photography Digital Zine Issue #3
Welcome to F/8 Street Photography magazine issue 3. This issue discusses mistakes: making them, but more importantly, owning and learning from them. Quite often, what you may consider a flawed image now, may become something you appreciate in the future. This can, of course, happen the other way around too.
Being able to criticize your images, accept, and learn from mistakes is the faster way to improve your street photography. In this issue of F/8 digital zine, I show a few images that I initially considered to be full of errors, but discuss how I’ve learned to accept some errors and just see an image for what it is.
I hope you enjoy my digital street photography 'zine': a 40-paged zine with back story and camera metadata. I welcome any feedback, so please get in touch with your thoughts.
Gareth :-)
Welcome to F/8 Street Photography magazine issue 3. This issue discusses mistakes: making them, but more importantly, owning and learning from them. Quite often, what you may consider a flawed image now, may become something you appreciate in the future. This can, of course, happen the other way around too.
Being able to criticize your images, accept, and learn from mistakes is the faster way to improve your street photography. In this issue of F/8 digital zine, I show a few images that I initially considered to be full of errors, but discuss how I’ve learned to accept some errors and just see an image for what it is.
I hope you enjoy my digital street photography 'zine': a 40-paged zine with back story and camera metadata. I welcome any feedback, so please get in touch with your thoughts.
Gareth :-)
Welcome to F/8 Street Photography magazine issue 3. This issue discusses mistakes: making them, but more importantly, owning and learning from them. Quite often, what you may consider a flawed image now, may become something you appreciate in the future. This can, of course, happen the other way around too.
Being able to criticize your images, accept, and learn from mistakes is the faster way to improve your street photography. In this issue of F/8 digital zine, I show a few images that I initially considered to be full of errors, but discuss how I’ve learned to accept some errors and just see an image for what it is.
I hope you enjoy my digital street photography 'zine': a 40-paged zine with back story and camera metadata. I welcome any feedback, so please get in touch with your thoughts.
Gareth :-)
