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Do you keep your "bad" photos?
This week when I was looking for a topic for my theme park photography blog, I ended up going through one of my oldest Disneyland galleries and I found a terrible picture I just had to laugh at. It was not an image I deleted, and it's not one I share often because I clearly missed on what I was intending to capture.
But it was an early attempt at photographing something from a moving ride vehicle. While the photo may "suck" since it didn't achieve what I was looking to capture, but it still serves as a reminder of my starting point. I may have missed the shot, but it forced me to make changes on subsequent attempts. If I can't take a moment to laugh at my early start then how can I fully appreciate my skills as they are now.
In any case, I've attached my photo that I failed at and found myself chuckling at when I looked in the long forgotten folder a few days ago. Perhaps you'd like to share one of your own "bad" photos and tell us a little bit about the photo.
If you might be interested in the article, it's https://fairytalephotoacademy.com/post/the-surprising-joy-of-looking-back-at-your-worst-photos
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Do you keep your "bad" photos?
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