"Roger Federer as a Religious Experience" is one of my absolute favorite pieces of writing. Terrific to see it linked to something --street photography -- I've dabbled in for years and have never been able to make feel effortless. This and your most recent post hooked me to subscribe. Look forward to following along.
Lou! thanks for the kind words and welcome. I'm glad this resonated. There is something to effortlessness and craft that transcends what the actual craft really is.
It's amazing to see some photos and it feels so obvious, or to see Federer hit a ball and it seems inevitable until you hear the commentators say, "how the hell did he do that?"
"Roger Federer as a Religious Experience" is one of my absolute favorite pieces of writing. Terrific to see it linked to something --street photography -- I've dabbled in for years and have never been able to make feel effortless. This and your most recent post hooked me to subscribe. Look forward to following along.
Lou! thanks for the kind words and welcome. I'm glad this resonated. There is something to effortlessness and craft that transcends what the actual craft really is.
It's amazing to see some photos and it feels so obvious, or to see Federer hit a ball and it seems inevitable until you hear the commentators say, "how the hell did he do that?"