When we take an image, we see a leaf and an interval shadow. We need to train ourselves to see beyond the obvious. We need to see the design elements working together to make an image that is interesting by incorporating the different design principles. It's hard to see the design elements in a photo. It's even harder to see them when you are setting up an image which I failed to do during the first attempt. If we analyze the problem statement instead of just jumping into the problem, it will help us see more clearly what we need to do.
"The hardest thing to see is what is in front of you. It is not what you look at that matters it's what you see."
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