Refuse yourself the opportunity to take mundane travel photos do not just take a photo of the 'thing'. If something takes your interest, it could be part of a photo, look for another element to work with it.
For me I like people, but you could find other shapes or patterns which mimic and mirror.
I miss going away... spending your money on holidays and not gear might not be a bad shout
Some cracking work there, I particularly like the Tallinn and Helskini series I thought the Leica rendered lovely images (which is does) but the Blad renders even nicer
With regards to the bit in bold, you make it sound so easy The trouble is I don't know how, I sometimes wonder whether it is something that can be learned or whether you have to have a natural eye?
Sorry to hear about losing mojo. I've got mine back by taking an interest in Astrophotography, it's so difficult and frustrating but it has given me the will to learn as much as possible and to take some nice, interesting photos.
Don't try it if you can't stand the cold
Glad I’m not the only one! In my case it’s far worse than the original poster as I’ve not used my camera gear for over 2 years now (it might be nearer 3). This is despite me only working 16 hours a week for the last couple of years. My ‘problem’ is that I’ve been mostly playing golf to the exclusion of almost everything else
The golf club I belonged to went bust at the end of December so I’ve not played since then and it’s got me thinking about the cameras again. I used to take wildlife photos - mainly birds, so I think I’ll go back to doing that again when the weather allows.
Author: snerkler
2-12-2019 06:36:02
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