I get the feeling that I'm unconsciously honing every principle of shooting in different genres, and then at the end, when I've gone through all the stages, I'll shoot anything without any switching.
When I was shooting street for the first time, I didn't know what to do or how to do it.
Although I have already had a lot of "confirmed" experience in the landscape.
Strangely, being able to shoot a landscape, I didn't understand how to shoot a report at all.
Although it always seemed to me that having learned landscape, it would be easier to learn all other genres.
Then I started studying other genres, including graphics.
And all the inter-genre switching was not easy for me.
But it turns out that it was necessary to hone not genre principles, but global approaches to shooting, to seeing the picture, the plot.
To this day, the physics of the frame components (lines, volume, geometry, color) still prevails for me.
But in the report, as we know, the plot is at the head.
Now I have a smooth mixing (or addition) of two principles – plotting and physics.
As I have already said, in all the genres I shoot, the approach or principle of shooting is now changing.
But when the old principle is replaced by a new one, the old one remains.
I'm not just shuffling them, but multiplying them, complementing each other.
And I don't know yet what the next principle of shooting will be.
From time to time, I check myself on those genres or subjects that have already become archived, that is, they have ceased to interest me.
For example, when shooting night courtyard spaces, many concepts have changed over the past five years.
When shooting the street, they also change, but not so much.
Surprisingly, when shooting a report (and these are working moments), the concept and approaches to shooting also changed more than once.
So, I want to test myself again in the night courtyard spaces, whether I began to see them differently.
Of course, I won't take pictures of all the night yards.
But I still felt all the new concepts in the dugouts.
In general, I need to re-read the old posts on this topic again and maybe the puzzle will work out.
At least I'll remember that me who claimed something completely different.
And the most interesting thing is that from time to time I return to the completed stage in order to polish something else now.