Steal This Adam Katz Sinding Angle
Film a 45–90s POV breakdown of the exact micro-moments between noticing a scene and pressing the shutter—using "adam katz sinding" as the lens.
People think great photos happen at the shutter; the real work happens in the half-second before it.
POV through your viewfinder/phone, your finger hovering over the shutter, the scene unfolding in real time, a quick screen recording of your burst/selection process, before/after picks (why this one won).
Viewers can copy a simple decision checklist to catch better moments immediately.
AUDIT
Pick one real moment you can recreate today (street corner, friend walking, café window light) and commit to filming the “pre-shutter” seconds, not just the final photo.
FIX
Shoot one continuous take: narrate what you notice, what you ignore, and the exact trigger that makes you press.
TEST
"I tried shooting like Adam Katz Sinding for 10 minutes—here’s what I noticed before I pressed the shutter."
"Adam Katz Sinding says the photo happens *before* the click—watch me prove it in real time."
"The 3-second rule I stole from Adam Katz Sinding: see this, wait for this, then shoot."
Turns out ‘trust your eye’ needs subtitles.
