I noticed right away that Hansel and I both have significantly different approaches to this photography thang. He likes to set up the tripod--fuss with the camera--get everything just perfect--and shoot. He is also big on getting the entire landscape in his lens--really focusing on the environment as a whole.
Checking,
checking.
Click.
I, on the other hand, prefer to excavate the little details. While Hansel is standing there all cute and professional photographer like--I'm an archaeologist hunting for my next treasure.
Searching,
digging,
examining things closely.
Then shooting what feels good--what looks right at that precious moment.
Click.
Neither one of us is right. Just different. And expressing who we are completely by capturing the world as we see it.
This fascinates me. Absolutely fascinates me.
Because when I think about it--this description on how we shoot photos could pretty much describe the way we do other things in our lives as well.
And together, no wonder we balance each other out so perfectly.
When we just got married we shared a camera (pre digital days!) and you could always tell who had taken the picture: sunsets, nature, views were his, architecture, details and people were mine. :)
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That describes exactly what it looks like when me and my guy are taking pictures! Funny.
When we just got married we shared a camera (pre digital days!) and you could always tell who had taken the picture: sunsets, nature, views were his, architecture, details and people were mine. :)
My former yoga teacher told me that how I do yoga is how I do life. I suppose this translates into other things we do too.
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