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Stop Waiting for Perfect Light — Shoot Wide Open Instead
I’ve been sitting on a folder of “bad location” shots for about six months now. You know the ones. You drove an hour, the light was flat, the scene was uninspiring, and you shot anyway because you were already there. Then you get home, dump the files, and immediately move on because the conditions weren’t what you planned for. That folder has been bothering me. Not because the shots are irredeemable, but because I’ve been treating “bad conditions” as a reason to not think harder about the shot itself.