A conversation in a pub inspired me encourage others to reignite their passion for photography. By experimenting with techniques like shallow depth of field, the aim is to see the world differently, rekindle creative vision and fall back in love with photography.
Category Archives: Falling back in love with photography
How to fall back in love with photography: Overcoming Disappointment
One of a series of posts about how to fall back in love with photography. I’m waiting for film to be developed and it got me reflecting on the challenges photographers face when assessing their work. Here are a few ideas on how to bounce back from disappointment.
How to fall back in love with photography – take a chance
Exploring photography through chance can reignite creative passion. Inspired by psychogeography, this approach allows for unexpected discoveries. Methods include using a map of another city or randomly choosing directions at junctions. Here’s my experience in Bristol leading to unique photography opportunities off the beaten path. Chance invites new perspectives.
How to fall back in love with photography – Mixing Up Genres
From the series of posts suggesting how to reignite your passion for photography. One way is to try something new but that can be scary. Switching from the the contemplative approach of still life to the extroverted nature of street photography might be a step too far. How about blending genres, by capturing abandoned objects in the street as a transition?
How to fall back in love with photography – Monochrome
One of a series of articles aiming to inspire photographers to explore new perspectives, in this case experimenting with monochrome photography. Capturing in black and white can simplify and enhance composition. The best way to try it out is in camera so you see your subject in monochrome.
Holidaying at home
It’s easier to take photographs on holiday when everything is new and exciting but how do you replicate that excitement when you are not on holiday?