This might very well be an example of a photo in which there is too much going on. In photography, one usually tries to focus on some particular aspect or set of aspects of a scene, rather than trying to take it in all at once. In brief, one is usually recommended to follow the dictum “less is better”. However, in this instance, such was the explosion of light and colours that hit me upon gazing at the scene before me (possibly because during this time of year, it’s not that often that you get to see such vibrancy of colour), that I decided to restrain the photographer’s usual analytical approach and instead just shoot impulsively the whole scene – including all the individual aspects that could have very well made a picture on their own. The result is a mishmash of doubles as well as a multitude of textures and colours, which can be quite confusing. However, I do have to admit that I’m quite pleased with my decision. And I do hope that you enjoy the result as much as I do.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This might very well be an example of a photo in which there is too much going on. In photography, one usually tries to focus on some particular aspect or set of aspects of a scene, rather than trying to take it in all at once. In brief, one is usually recommended to follow the dictum “less is better”. However,<\/p>\n