Marco Secchi
@msecchi@flipboard.social
Photo Journalist and Artist Photographer @Getty Images | Director of Photography | Photographic Consultant | Innovation Leader | Specialist in directing visual storytelling and monetising high-quality photojournalism, working with the world’s leading media brands. Workshops Mentor, Sharing the Craft of # Photography
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Marco Secchi
@msecchi@flipboard.social
Photo Journalist and Artist Photographer @Getty Images | Director of Photography | Photographic Consultant | Innovation Leader | Specialist in directing visual storytelling and monetising high-quality photojournalism, working with the world’s leading media brands. Workshops Mentor, Sharing the Craft of # Photography
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@msecchi@flipboard.social
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2d ago
In 35 years of shooting I’ve learned that the difference between a good photographer and a great one isn’t the camera, it’s knowing what to leave on the cutting room floor.
Most photographers suffer from 'digital guilt.' We come home with 800 images and keep them all, which means we effectively see none of them.
Today on Substack, I’m launching a new season of 'Through the Lens.' I’m pulling back the curtain on my 'Reverse Cull' technique—the exact workflow I use to turn a chaotic memory card into a professional gallery.
Stop deleting files.
Start curating an experience.
Read the full Masterclass here: https://marcosecchi.substack.com/p/how-to-cull-photos-fast
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