Feels like a photojournalism shot.
Well, you may be onto something there, although I'm not sure whether you think it's a negative or positive.
My approach is more often photojournalistic, and in that regard I tend to think of the story a bit more than the technique. I'm always hoping for, and looking for the natural light to make ordinary things more compelling and interesting to the eye. I usually shoot multiple images meant to compliment each other, always thinking "photo spread" for a feature story. So, when I go back through my images, I find it's not always easy to pick just that one perfect shot out of the available images when telling a story. So, when posting many of my shots here on the pic of the day, sometimes the ones I post are a bit lonely without their original complimentary pictures and background story. The wide, overall perspective shot, the intermediate range shots, activities, detail shots, tight portrait shots, etc. etc. Thats where a single pic
may fall short, perhaps, by having to stand up alone for its visual interest. Some shots work, some don't.
That's why I appreciate the feedback. Cheers!
