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Stop Planning So Much: What William Patino's Best Images Taught Me About Spontaneous Landscape Photography
There’s a particular kind of paralysis I know well. I’ll be standing at my kitchen counter in Bend at 5am, coffee going cold, scrolling through weather apps and satellite radar loops, telling myself the light won’t be worth it. I’ve been shooting landscapes full-time for twenty years, and I still fall into that trap. The forecast looks uncertain, the clouds look wrong, and I talk myself out of driving thirty minutes to the high desert before the sun clears the Cascades.