The hardest part of photography isn’t taking the picture. It’s choosing it. @eyeshot-photos
The hardest part of photography isn’t taking the picture. It’s choosing it.  @eyeshot-photos
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In our conversation with Alex Kornhuber, he reflects on one of the biggest challenges every photographer faces: separating the photograph from the memory of making it. We remember how difficult the moment was, how emotional it felt, how much effort it took to get there. But none of that exists for the viewer.

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The hardest part of photography isn’t taking the picture. It’s choosing it.

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