The Photographer's Eye

Ansel Adams, the father of modern photography, stated, “Specifically seeing it the mind's eye which we call visualization,” Adams said in the interview. “The picture has to be there clearly, and if you have enough craft in your own work, in your practice, then you can then make the photograph.” Visualization of the photograph before you make the photograph is the key to great photography. That coupled with shooting images for yourself without regard for others opinions is what makes the art a happy enterpise.