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By slowing down as we look at photographs – ours or someone else’s – we can more easily bring ourselves to the photograph, and by doing that, learn more about the medium and ourselves.
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A couple of images from my winter in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
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A couple of images from my winter in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
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Rather than trying to make art your life, work instead on trying to make every day of your life into art.
“You just have to live and life will give you pictures.”
-Henri Cartier Bresson
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What is your story? What are you curious about? What do you care about? How can your photographs express those interests? Making stronger photographs often depends on digging deep to determine your passion and then translating those passions into images.
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The act of making photographs connects me to the world, to my medium and to myself. When I make photographs, there is always a reward.
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Podcast listener Tracy wrote:
“Photography comes from the depths of who we are. It is not only an exploration of our world, it is also an exploration of ourselves.”
This episode is a “part 2” of self-exploration and its relationship to our photography, utilizing a worksheet …
Many people think of a wide lens as a way to get farther away from a subject, but I think of a wide lens as a way for us to get closer… a wide lens is really a close-up lens, allowing us to create a dominant subject in the frame by emphasizing the difference in distance from near to far.
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