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Always Check Your Seconds
Out of the Gloom II: Golden Gate Bridge and Fog

Date: 26 Nov 2007
By: Jim Goldstein
Comment: 10

If there is one thing I’ve learned as a photographer it is always check your seconds. Upon first review of a days shoot I’ll almost always pick out the great shots. There’s a caveat to this though… these great shots are usually in line with a preconceived notion of what I wanted to get from the shoot. Coming back to these same photos later allows me to review my work with a fresh perspective. The end result is usually the discover of a real gem of a photo. Case in point with “Out of the Gloom II: Golden Gate Bridge and Fog” (seen below). Photographed the same day as Out of the Gloom: Golden Gate Bridge and Fog I some how passed this image by looking for a different type of shot.

Out of the Gloom II: Golden Gate Bridge and Fog, San Francisco, stock, photo

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  • http://macedwithgrace.squarespace.com Heyjules

    Wow. I think I might like this one even better than No.1. It’s soooooo close! More sky or more fog…I think more fog!

  • http://www.latoga.com latoga

    Wonderful shots Jim!

    Taking a second look reminds me of a Wessel quote:

    “If you let some time go by before considering work that you have done, you move toward a more objective position in judging it. The pleasure of the subjective, physical experience in the world is a more distant memory and less influential.”

  • http://www.beyondphototips.com Susheel Chandradhas

    Jim,

    So true! I always come back to my photographs with a different frame of mind from when i shot them…

    Great tip.

  • http://www.jmg-galleries.com Jim

    @heyjules thanks :)

    @latoga great quote. I’ll be sure to reference that one in the future.

    @Susheel Coming back to reevaluate photos definitely makes a world of difference. It’s actually quite amusing to see some shots that were seconds… often they’re better than the firsts. Amazing how photographers can sometimes filter out their best work.

  • http://www.nkpix.com noeltykay

    Great shot Jim. I have surprised myself by going over RAW folders months later and noticing something special that I hadn’t the first time around. It’s like finding a $20 bill in the pocket of a coatyou haven’t worn in a long time.

  • http://www.jmg-galleries.com Jim

    @noeltykay Funny… in some regard it is like finding long lost money in your pocket. These are the types of surprises that I enjoy as a photographer unlike some other types of surprises.

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