24/10/2026
The Art of Noticing: How My Camera is Teaching me to Slow Down and Notice More - Episode 2 📸
There’s a lot more to being a photographer than just taking a good photograph. This I have learned. It’s about slowing down, blending in, integrating in moments, stepping back, stepping forward, observing. Not just taking the obvious shot.
Anticipating moments before they happen, creating a space where such moments can unfold naturally, directing, not directing. Taking a breath.
Here’s the second collection of some recent photographs from this wedding season that I might’ve missed if I hadn’t allowed myself to slow down, see the bigger picture, and take that breath ✨🦢
Fleeting, gone in a moment, but important to have captured.
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p.s. cover photos was made by blending various 35mm film photos in photoshop!
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I could’ve focused on the couple, but focusing on their uncle who was proudly leading them in? That’s more interesting.
Look down, sometimes there’s something unexpected. Like a flower girl rocking cowboy boots.
I could’ve got the brides face since it’s her, but why when I get gran squeezing her with joy?
A moment of giggles they won’t forget.
Letting the couple frame their joyful friends gives context to this moment.
Sure she could’ve faked doing her shoes in a flattering position. But surely the rea
