I'm one of those people that can travel the same path to and from, say, work, every day but then cannot tell you what businesses are along this well-traveled path.
I don't know if that's good, because I'm concentrating on driving, or bad, because I'm not aware of my surroundings as much as I should be.
But when I have my camera, I suddenly see everything.
This orange sunset in the windows of this boat caught my peripheral vision on Wednesday evening.
Had I not had my camera and was instead walking to meet a friend, I would have never bothered to stop and look over there, much less stop and walk back and forth like I did to get the best shot.
"Zoom with your feet" is good advice, even if you have a zoom lens on your camera.
Sometimes the perspective change from using your feet instead of that zoom (if you can, but not advisable at the edge of a cliff) makes a lot of difference.
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| Nikon D750, Nikkor 28-300mm lens at 190mm, f/8 , 1/80sec., ISO 800 |
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