I have a tremendous bias for skin colour and body fat that I can't seem to get over when doing photography.
Which is why I stick to birds. Birds don't complain if their skin colour looks darker in my pictures than it appears to the naked eye in sunlight.
The lens is always picking up unshapely parts of the human body. I delete such "embarrassing" pics, even before the subject can come and complain to me. And I'm learning new terms like cellulite, because apparently people are learning about their cellulite from my pics.
Animals are so much easier. It takes me months between photographing people and sharing their pics with them. I just sit around wondering what to keep and what to delete. Too much brain work.
Which is why I stick to birds. Birds don't complain if their skin colour looks darker in my pictures than it appears to the naked eye in sunlight.
The lens is always picking up unshapely parts of the human body. I delete such "embarrassing" pics, even before the subject can come and complain to me. And I'm learning new terms like cellulite, because apparently people are learning about their cellulite from my pics.
Animals are so much easier. It takes me months between photographing people and sharing their pics with them. I just sit around wondering what to keep and what to delete. Too much brain work.