Steinbeck: Waiting and Reflecting

One of the great benefits of waiting for the impressions to sort themselves out.  From Steinbeck, Travels With Charley Go to the Ufizzi in Florence, the Louvre in Paris, and you are so crushed with the numbers, once the might of greatness, that you go away distressed, with a feeling like constipation. And then when… Continue reading Steinbeck: Waiting and Reflecting

When To Push The Shutter

Henri Cartier-Bresson was asked, "Have you ever really been able to define for yourself when it is that you press the shutter?" And he answered It’s a question of concentration. Concentrate, think, watch, look and, ah, like this, you are ready. But you never know the culminative point of something. So you’re shooting. You say,… Continue reading When To Push The Shutter