Shoot what is in front of you...
It is easy to want to take amazing photos EVERY TIME you pull out your camera. It is much harder to actually take photos that are even semi-decent on a regular basis. Amazing photos are pure blind luck, being in the right place at the right time, and not having a life outside of photography.
Right now I am interested in taking photos that simply interest me. I like patterns with unexpected changes, items in context and out of context. I have been in a funk you see. Winter does that to me, and I am hoping to shake it!
These detail shots interested me. They were all taken with my Pentax K-5 and DFA 100mm lens at my youngest daughters dance studio.
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