In my last Blog I shared ideas about photography that came to me from Malcolm Gladwell’s book
Outliers. Gladwell discloses some very interesting explanations for how exceptional musicians, athletes, millionaires, and others have attained success. I wondered if I’ve been adopting Gladwell’s interpretations as I worked to improve my photography?
I began my retirement assuring myself that extending time behind my camera would improve my photography, and that was a good start to my development. But 10,000 hours of click-click-click (OK, I probably haven’t spent 10K hours yet) didn’t lead me to arrive at my goal. How did Gladwell’s
Outliers make impressive leaps and bounds? What might I have been missing that could really improve my photography?
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