March 7, 2017

Have you ever had those times where you're trying to take a photo -- and you're trying to focus on one thing, but then you lose out on another part of the photo? (see above^)

I was trying to capture the sky, and the people, and the square, and all the things that I can see -- but a photo (sorry to all photographers) is so limited in capturing the whole experience. I focus the light on one thing, and then another thing darkens. Forgive the amateur I am.

My experience yesterday was: "spring is coming! I can feel it in the air, breath it in my lungs, and I'm going to take a photo to capture this moment!" But when I took my trust iPhone out, it just wasn't the same. It looked far different from what I was seeing. The camera's lyyyinggggg!

Grateful for the greatest camera I could ever have in my eyes. As the world progresses to increase the number of pixels a camera can record, stop, pause, and think -- is the camera capturing the way you feel about the world, the way you see the world?

#nofilter