Ben Horne
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 Re: Is technology ruining landscape photography? | |
I find that there are many situations in nature that need little if any embellishment. It\'s a matter of being in the right place at the right time, and having a camera — any camera — in hand. There are many great photographers on this forum that take the time to understand a location, and create outstanding photos.
I also think that there are those who don\'t have the luxury of waiting for ideal moments, and feel pressured to create eye catching shots regardless of the actual conditions. As a result, they end up \"forcing\" the shot to be something it really wasn\'t in post processing. I was very guilty of this when I was new to photography. I\'ve since learned that the beauty of a shot often lies in the subtle nuance. A quiet, soft spoken photo is often be more powerful than one with heavy processing.
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