The author reflects on his own journey to rediscover his love for photography by using a single prime lens for the first time, which he has been teaching his students and colleagues for years. He began working with the 24mm f/1.4 DG DN Art lens for a period, initially thinking it was too wide for him, but within a week or so, his focus shifted and he began focusing on what he could see. The Fujifilm GFX 100RF with its fixed 35mm lens (a 28mm equivalent) was introduced as an ideal new lens for photographers. The author acknowledges that working with a single lens limits your creativity and that indecision is what kills most pictures before they're ever taken.