Most photographers think the moment happens in front of them.
It doesn’t.
The moment happens in the decisions you make before anything moves.
Where you stand.
What you exclude.
What you’re willing to ignore.
By the time something “interesting” enters the frame, the photograph is already decided.
That’s the part almost nobody talks about.
Here, you see the finished image.
On Substack, I break down the thinking behind it, the positioning, the missed frames, the small adjustments that actually make the difference.
If you want to understand why an image works, not just how it looks, that’s where to go.
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