
Tonight, I'm looking through photos I took while visiting my youngest brother at college at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I just couldn't get enough of this building on campus. Check out how .... old and historic it looks. So, in processing, I just had to make look like a "tin type" photo. :)
On a completely side note, I went on this trip with my dad, who taught me to work a SLR camera 15 years ago. I watched this building every time we walked by it .... and guess how many frames I took to get this one to share with you? Anyone? I just took ONE frame. Yup. That's it. Dad ... was all over the place, closer, far away, in the middle of the street ... looking for "the right" shot.
BEEN THERE ... but the longer we shoot weddings, lemme tell you. I'm learning to really study a situation and find the best angle, light and composition. THEN take the frame (for every one hour we shoot at a wedding, we're spending 2 hours after the fact editing/etc ... so if I shoot for 12 hours, that's a full 24 hours of post processing!).
Wow. I certainly stepped on a soapbox this evening. Just wanted to share a personal photo from a little photo safari I went on.