There are as many motivations as there are photographers. Question is, are you creating well-intentioned photographs, or creating for another reason?
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We don’t think of old age as having many benefits, but it does! We grow wiser, and through patience or other means, we slow down to observe the world.
We often give photographs a passing glance when searching for something to study. But it’s worthwhile to dig deeper even when images don’t initially grab us.
Spotlighting is an often overlooked technique, which is a shame because there are many, many different creative ways to put single light sources to work.
Productivity aside, there is value to be had in the journey. Sometimes simply wandering may be the best thing—and I’ll show you why.
Photographers love to tell stories about where, how and why their photographs were made. And that begs the question, shouldn’t our images speak for themselves?
Weather is one of the biggest struggles any photographer will face. When it doesn’t cooperate, we have to be creative enough to work with what it gives us.
It’s exciting to be able to print photographs at extremely large sizes. But is it always necessary? Some images may benefit from smaller sized prints.
Photography is really a way of projecting our personal perspectives onto the world. That’s what makes each image from every photographer unique.
Generalizing and stereotyping is viewed as a bad thing. But generalizing is a lot of what photographers do. We just need to be conscientious and do it right.
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