I'm still reading slowly through "The Genius of Photography" book. It is extremely rewarding, but demanding at the same time. Constantly I learn new things about photography and photographers.
Today I read the chapter on the birth of Magnum, and post-war (2nd world war) developments in photography. A great deal of originality and developments which I was not aware of before.
It also seems - although this may be an illusion - that I'm looking at photos differently now than before I started taking photographs on a daily basis. I suspect that many features and elements of photographs which now catch the eye were invisible to me previously. Is it so that taking a lot of photographs makes you see differently?
This photographs is from Saturday, which was a clouded but gray and cold day. A lot of ice, but little snow. But the weather forecasts promise a bit of snow for Sunday, so the landscape may change a bit.
St. Johns River at Mandarin
7 hours ago
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