How Do You Get To Carnegie Hall
There is an old story that goes something like this. A young musician is in New York city for the first time and his dream is to see Carnegie Hall. He sees an old man, with a long white beard, and a well loved but well worn violin case under his arm. He walks up and asks the man, how do you get the Carnegie Hall, and the man replies, "Practice, Practice, Practice!" How do we become better photographers, the same advice practice, practice, practice. Take photos, look at your work with a critical eye, asking how could I make this better. Take more photos, think about how you can make them better. Ask others you trust, how can I make this better. In the photo above, there is too much ground in front of the image, I needed to move closer. The black glass building front was only 2-3 stories tall, limiting composition options. I was being shy, I should have moved in closer for a more dramatic effect. Next time I will try that. I will practice to make perfec...
