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do you cringe at your own legacy photos taken

 
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Feb 10, 2014 16:45 as a reply to  @ post 16678608 |  #31

When I look at some of the shots from my film days, it's a wonder I still own a camera, lol.

One thing I'll have to say is, the "free" price of digital practice has allowed me to get a lot more practice, and knowledge about photography.

I will cull the OOF stuff right when I get home, but like some else here said, "I'm my own worst critic", so I actually wait a few weeks before doing final selections. I find if I try to look at the shots as If someone else took them, I'll find I like them more, and not be excessively harsh.


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Feb 10, 2014 18:30 |  #32

They are all memories and moments in time. Some are good, some are bad, all part of the path. No use looking at them now years later and feeling regret.


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Feb 10, 2014 18:33 |  #33

rdalrt wrote in post #16672738 (external link)
Heck, I cringe at the stuff I currently take, nevermind older stuff. :)

This!!!


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