Decision paralysis is something that almost every photographer – if they amass enough gear – faces at some point. It’s when you’ve got so much stuff that you just can’t reach a decision on which piece of kit to use. You’ve got too much choice and you’re overwhelmed to the point of not being able to pick anything. We’ve all been there at least once. The solution, of course, is to limit your options.
Limiting your options is a great way to lose decision paralysis. After all, if you’ve got few or no options, the choice is usually quite easy. Logical. Only taking one or two lenses out with you, instead of the usual ten, for example, is a good start. In this video, photographer Mike Smith talks about decision paralysis and how he’s overcome it using what he believes are the only two lenses you need for landscape photography.
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