Show Notes

I’d been working on a project, a video course. For one of the segments, I processed a seascape and crafted what I felt was a solid image. I stepped away from it. The image popped in and out of my mind, my subconscious saying “Hey …. I don’t think you’re done with that.”

A few days later, I took the photo off the shelf and continued work on it. The flaws and shortcomings were so much more obvious after taking a break. Sometimes, you need to put a photo on the shelf before progress can be made.

Resources in this episode:

• Put That Camera Down, Adorama

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