Creative constraints can affect anyone in any medium at any given time. But what some seem to overlook is that there are many great photographic works produced over the years that have found their identity from their simplicity. Sure, it might be tempting to imagine what some of the most famous photographs would look like if they were shot with the powerhouse cameras of today, but the truth is, a key part of their visual identity would be lost – the ‘look’. It is no secret that camera technology has come a long way over the last two decades, and with that we’ve seen an exponential jump in image quality and megapixel sizes. Not to mention the overabundance of fancy settings, buttons and dials on every new device. But with these advancements, comes a world of distraction and procrastination. With all of those fancy features, it’s easy to forget what...
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