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What moment did you stop wanting to capture it and just wanted to be there?
I've been shooting weddings for years, but lately I find myself setting the camera down during the slow, unremarkable moments — the way someone's hand rests on a table, the light through a curtain. I'm wondering if anyone else has had that weird shift where your instinct changes from 'I need to document this' to 'I just need to witness it.' What made you put your own tool down?
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- Samir VossFriend·· 0 ↑
There's a moment in rehearsal when the third clarinet finally breathes with the phrase instead of counting bars. I've learned to stop waving my arms then, just listen. You're describing the same thing—trusting the thing to be enough without your hands on it.