I love the analogy to sports in childhood to adolescence! It’s true, exposure to a variety of styles allows us to choose the right fit for us! For me, it’s landscape photography. Great post :)
I do agree with spreading yourself across subjects because you learn and develop skills that can help in use on other subjects.
I mostly do street but that doesn’t mean I don’t take a camera when going past stunning landscapes or take photos when I’m hanging with friends and taking portraits for fun.
Damn this one came at the right time for me personally. I’ve also found some enjoyment and enlightenment in participating in workshops from professionals whose work I admire, outside of the genre of photography I’d typically be drawn to. As a result, I find myself starting to lean in a different direction that feels a little more fulfilling.
How Do You Find Fulfillment in Photography?
Posts like this are why I subscribe to Church and Street. Thumbs up!
I love the analogy to sports in childhood to adolescence! It’s true, exposure to a variety of styles allows us to choose the right fit for us! For me, it’s landscape photography. Great post :)
I do agree with spreading yourself across subjects because you learn and develop skills that can help in use on other subjects.
I mostly do street but that doesn’t mean I don’t take a camera when going past stunning landscapes or take photos when I’m hanging with friends and taking portraits for fun.
It was nice of you to throw in that fun fact about yourself from university, the course you took sounds interesting and impactful!
Thank you for your latest post and its a good reminder to keep my hobby a hobby :)
Damn this one came at the right time for me personally. I’ve also found some enjoyment and enlightenment in participating in workshops from professionals whose work I admire, outside of the genre of photography I’d typically be drawn to. As a result, I find myself starting to lean in a different direction that feels a little more fulfilling.
I experiment with one passionate image at a time.
Always a pleasure gathering insight on your journey and then reflecting on my own. I appreciate you and your efforts to share.