Sometimes it’s not the weather, the gear or an external factor that gets in our way. Sometimes it’s physical limitations.
Category - Creative Wellness
Social Media Addiction and Our Dwindling Creative Time
Social media plays a huge role in our lives these days, and it’s also one of our biggest drains on time. Here are some ways to kick the social media...
The Double-Edged Sword
Today, follow me into the complexities of remote work, exploring the liberating yet binding nature of digital workspaces.
Emotions Along the Path
Journey with me, where nature's ever-changing canvas intertwines with deep personal memories. Discover a path that showcases the seasons and echoes the...
The Fickle Nature of Creativity
Ever had a day brimming with creative energy, only to find your inspiration gone the next? Explore the unpredictable nature of creativity, from...
The Unforgettable Lesson
In my grade school days, I had a firecracker of a teacher whose startling desk-slaps and "Pay attention!" outbursts seemed over the top back then. Yet...
Taking a Break
Sometimes, we all need to take a break. There is no shame in it, and in fact, I think it can be a healthy, necessary part of our photographic life.
Maintaining Your Tools
We maintain our equipment, but we sometimes forget about the most important tool of all: Ourselves. Read my thoughts on good health to promote good...
The Creative’s Guilt
Sometimes the guilt of not creating leads us to avoid creative activities just so that we can avoid the guilt. Set that guilt aside and get back to...
Making Time for Yourself
There’s a lot of pressure to not only keep up with responsibilities, but to keep churning out creative works. Make time for yourself so you can...
Exercising Your Creative Muscles
The mind, just like the body, needs exercise to stay sharp and fit. Fortunately, there are lots of great ways for photographers to exercise their...
Physical Wellness as it Relates to Creative Wellness
There is a strong connection between physical wellness, mental wellness and creativity. Focus on making yourself feel good to give your photography a...