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I graphed the time-of-day for ~100k photos in my archive
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I recently analyzed the timing of my photography sessions, graphing around 100,000 photos from my archive. The results revealed a clear preference for shooting during the golden hour in the late afternoon, which aligns with my artistic instincts. However, I was surprised to discover just how infrequently I capture images in the morning. This insight has sparked my curiosity about others' habits. What do your charts look like? Share your findings, and let’s explore the nuances of our creative rhythms together!
Apparently I tend to shoot late afternoon golden hour, no surprise there. I ddidn’t realize how little I shoot in the morning until I graphed it.
Curious what other people’s charts would look like!
Time of Day (~100k shots)
12a| ████ 1a | ███ 2a | ██ 3a | ██ 4a | █ 5a | ██ 6a | ██ 7a | ████ 8a | ██ 9a | ██ 10a| ███ 11a| ████ 12p| █████ 1p | ██████ 2p | ████████ 3p | ██████████ 4p | ███████████ 5p | █████████ 6p | ████████████ 7p | ██████████ 8p | █████ 9p | ██████ 10p| ████ 11p| ███ (Can't post screenshots here so enjoy my ascii bar chart :D)
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