Confined to my home for most of my time, I find solace in your book. I particularly commend it to those photographers who realise that they are in a rut.
The three glasses and the jug with flowers are so beautiful in their own. Very inspiring project, I'm in a seemingly neverending rut, so I photograph things around the house and garden, but it's not helping much so far.
Love this advice to see things like a traveler. I take the same walk each afternoon and find myself drawn to where either light or other people or animals are changing things up from the normal scene.
An interesting read, thank you. I like the idea of looking in a mirror - something I might try when I can (though when I do, I hope I don't see too much of the grumpy old bloke looking back at me😏).
I live in a much-photographed city, and I cycle past favourite ‘visitor’ spots every day. Looking for different light in the same places often works for me to create an image I enjoy.
You have helped me to articulate that thought, so thank you (as always). I shall try the ‘take four’ idea too!
An inspiring article,Sandy.
Beginner’s Mind, in a different context.
Confined to my home for most of my time, I find solace in your book. I particularly commend it to those photographers who realise that they are in a rut.
Thanks Tony, I hope you are well. A photographic day out together is overdue.
The three glasses and the jug with flowers are so beautiful in their own. Very inspiring project, I'm in a seemingly neverending rut, so I photograph things around the house and garden, but it's not helping much so far.
Thank you Crina, perhaps the mirror trick might help?
I'll "steal" the idea. Will report back.
Love this advice to see things like a traveler. I take the same walk each afternoon and find myself drawn to where either light or other people or animals are changing things up from the normal scene.
Thanks Kristen.
I love your approach and the whole concept of seeing familiar surroundings like a visitor. I think I’ll give the 4 picture idea a try.
Thanks Alicia.
An interesting read, thank you. I like the idea of looking in a mirror - something I might try when I can (though when I do, I hope I don't see too much of the grumpy old bloke looking back at me😏).
Haha. Thanks ralph.
I live in a much-photographed city, and I cycle past favourite ‘visitor’ spots every day. Looking for different light in the same places often works for me to create an image I enjoy.
You have helped me to articulate that thought, so thank you (as always). I shall try the ‘take four’ idea too!