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As we look for photographs, we can only look at one thing at a time. While doing so, what else are we missing? Knowing that's how vision and concentration work, doesn't it make sense that the first time we drive down a road, for example, we simply cannot see every potential photograph there is. I've found it productive to drive down a road, then turn around and retrace my steps to see things I might have missed the first pass.
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As we look for photographs, we can only look at one thing at a time. While doing so, what else are we missing? Knowing that's how vision and concentration work, doesn't it make sense that the first time we drive down a road, for example, we simply cannot see every potential photograph there is. I've found it productive to drive down a road, then turn around and retrace my steps to see things I might have missed the first pass.
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