There’s a temptation in photography to always “fix things.” Straighten horizons, remove noise, clean up blemishes, correct distortion. Software makes it almost effortless, as if we’re expected to present reality in its most polished, technically flawless form. But when I stand in a place like Prague’s Old Town Square and raise a wide-angle lens toward the Astronomical Clock, I don’t necessarily want perfection. I want a photograph that feels like the experience, and experience isn’t tidy.