A guide to finding your photography style: Part 10
This 10-part series on finding and refining your unique style has been a journey that requires not only technical skills but also a deep sense
This 10-part series on finding and refining your unique style has been a journey that requires not only technical skills but also a deep sense
Photography is a dynamic art form that evolved, often reflecting the changing perspectives, experiences and influences of the photographer. Documenting the evolution of your photographic
Photography is an art form that thrives on creativity and self-expression. As photographers, seeking feedback and constructive critiques from peers, mentors or experts is an
As photographers, our unique life experiences have a profound impact on our artistic expression and photographic style. Each of us carries a personal narrative that
Developing a consistent and cohesive body of work is a key aspect of establishing a strong artistic identity. It allows photographers to express their unique
As photographers and creatives, we often find inspiration in the work of other talented artists. Analyzing and deconstructing the work of our favorite photographers can
While photography can be a powerful medium for creative expression, true inspiration knows no boundaries. As photographers, we can enrich our artistic vision by exploring
Photography is a versatile and ever-evolving art form that offers countless possibilities for creative expression. As a photographer, embracing experimentation is a vital step in
Wabi-Sabi is a Japanese philosophy that represents the acceptance of transience and imperfect life. Sometimes described as one of beauty that is “imperfect, impermanent, and
Style and specialty are frequent topics I’m asked about while teaching photography, and some of the hardest areas in which to give easy answers. While I have always taken these questions seriously, answering them feels like tap-dancing through a minefield. Specialty and style are uniquely personal to each artist; concepts that emerge through an individual’s interests, personality, and experiences. Trying to offer constructive criticism while not discouraging the work and personality of the artist is a true challenge.