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I wanted to start the new year off right by kicking off one of my new projects which involves photographing along the Rogue River from its headwaters to its mouth. \u00a0 I started doing projects over 15 years ago (egad!). I have found that having a project gives me a focus for getting out in the field and shooting.\u00a0 I began planning this project in New Mexico while dreaming about my return to Oregon. I’ve done a little scouting already and have gathered some maps and divided the river up into manageable segments.<\/p>\n
Ti’lomikh falls is on the Shady Cove to Gold Hill segment, just upriver from Gold Hill. I did not know that we had world class whitewater so close to home and I will look forward to returning in hopes of getting a kayaker in the shot. And so it goes with projects. As I learn about my subject I get ideas for new and better images. I also have a good excuse to practice and improve my technique.<\/p>\n
Which is a good thing. For example this image is not going to win any prizes but it is the best one I brought home that day. I almost went back the next day to shoot again because I thought about all the things I had done wrong. But I took a deep breath and promised to do better next time.\u00a0 It is in the learning and remembering\u00a0 and honing my skills that I can benefit from the project. Look for more from the Rogue River Project in the coming months.<\/p>\n
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