Continuing discussion from the last thread here , I found another very old image from 2005 I re-processed. The image was made during a drive to a national park at River Selke. For some reason I did not like the image back then as much. I ended up combining two vertical frames to showcase what it was about. The flow.

Many people ask about my approach to photography. It has evolved over the years and will continue to do so. Learning should never end.
I do not go to places with preconceived notions, ideas. I often wander around aimlessly. Something catches my eye. That is often the starting point of an idea.

Once a shoot is complete there is a routine I follow. I upload all the files from the shoot, try to create or use existing tags, then create a collection where all the files go. A couple of days later I scan the folder and the first cut is always technically perfect files. Then I go through the duplicates etc and finally end up with about 10% as final selects for edits. I typically end up editing about 5-10 images from an outing. And if I’ve one winner I count the outing as a success. Now, of course, if I take my film camera out then the process involves more steps and the final % of acceptable more or less remains the same.