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    Welcome BzdegaPhotography! If our forum can help distract you, it's our pleasure.

    I must disagree with you though on the no such thing as a perfect photo. I have seen many many photographs that I would call perfect (that meet my criteria for perfection). That said for me, I personally feel that I have very few perfect photos. I am confident enough in my skills that I can easily say that some of my photos are of high high quality, but perfect....not really even after 2 plus decades of shooting. I constantly find flaws in my own work (because I am hypercritical) even though many people including photographers won't notice them. At the end of the day, for me, it's the teeny details (according to the way that I personally evaluate my photographs) that keep photographs from perfection. This is total guesswork, but I might suggest a 1000-2000:1 ratio against perfection. Meaning for every 1-2 thousand shots I take I "might" get one that I am 100% satisfied with.

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    Interesting, that's about my ratio. I shot 10,000 frames last year and I have probably about 8 to 12 (I've never actually counted these) with which I am very satisfied.
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    ahhhhh, but you see perfection in other's work? but ever critical of your own.
    This is what I mean, always learning, always changing and ever critical of our own work.
    I didn;t know that I was the only photographer with a ratio like that LOL, seems I take so many photo's but only a few are noteworthy.
    glad I'm not the only one.

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    welcome Bzdegaphography! I look forward to seeing your work.
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