In The Search For Perfection

I recently have began to ask myself the question. What is perfection? What is perfection in photography? Is it like the illusive butterfly that one can never really achieve or hold on to for a long period of time?

I have taken a few photographs, recently I have asked is it me or my camera. The minute I read what another photographers are thinking I realize it is not just me. It is an endless loop of catching the best photograph possible. Then I stumbled some blogs of photographers who had a different mindset.

They wrote something like this. I say they because it was a series of “Modern Photography” articles I read that took men off the loop of seeing if I could take a better photograph. The “Modern Photography” articles didn’t; talk about perfection as an illusive butterfly rather as a skill that takes years too perfect. They didn’t talk about purchasing the latest camera, rather perfecting your skills using the camera you have. This is when I realized what I was about to jump into again and decided not to.

How To Make Money At Photography:

If you are looking for advice that is something I am fully not ready to give you yet.

What I am trying to achieve is my perfect photograph in my style and currently my best selling is portrait photography (lifestyle, personal, resume, professional photographs)

What Camera Do I Recommend?

I no longer have an answer for that question. Technology has become a part of the photography world like it or not and things change quickly, faster than is possible. I am still learning the camera I purchased and until I complete know it throughout. I’ll be using the 2021 model I own. Since I don’t review cameras I can’t answer that question.