The Guardian has a short but fascinating slideshow up today, consisting of selected photos from noted photographers, who’d been asked to talk about what they considered to be their worst shot.
Now, naturally, since these are VERY good photographers, their “worst” shots are still, in most cases, very good photographs, and sometimes the explanation they give has more to do with the subtext surrounding the subject, rather than anything technical about the shot itself.
Anyway, I love reading about the creative process behind works that don’t immediately, by themselves, tell the whole story.
Here’s my favorite shot of the bunch (But you’ll have to click on the link above to find out why it’s considered “bad” :-)):
Very interesting series of photos…thanks for sharing F&B
My pleasure as always, Helen!
Thanks for the link. Most informative!
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fascinating article.