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The Two Minds You Need in the Field: Creative Instinct and Technical Discipline in Landscape Photography
There’s a particular kind of shoot I’ve done more times than I can count: no scouted location, no confirmed conditions, just a glimpse of something on a map or a distant ridgeline that says maybe. Those shoots terrify newer photographers. They don’t have a shot list, no reference images to reverse-engineer, no guarantee the light will cooperate. But after twenty years of doing this for a living, I’d argue that kind of uncertainty is where the best work gets made.