Moitivation for Monday
Whether it is a new inspired thought or rehashing an old saw David’s writing is a pleasure to read. He is balancing the gearhead with the tortured artist, the craft with the vision, the muse with the slide-rule (ok, that last one is a stretch).
Learning to See the Light in 2010
In the spirit of beginning self-directed projects this year as a means to improve my photography here are the goals I’ve set before myself:
Stretching for the New Year
I’m brushing away the cobwebs that settled on my photographic efforts during 2009 – stretching, as it were.
Photo-a-Day: Day 2
My selection for the “Photo-a-Day: Day 2″ was pure luck. I noticed it walking past a cafeteria here at work – 30 minutes later it had been cleaned up.
Motivation for Monday
Taking a break from your “serious” work is important. It can recharge your batteries, focus your intent and remind you how important photography is in your life.
Motivation for Monday
Today lets head over to George’s post on Behind the Lens – Changing An Image To Make It Better. Here Mr. Barr gives some of his opinions on what helps to make a strong image both before and after we press the shutter.
Motivation for Monday
This week I think we should look inside ourselves for Motivation – after all we shouldn’t always rely on outside motivation to keep us chasing our dreams. So what keeps you motivated to pick-up that camera?
Motivation for Monday
For your motivation this week I want to send you two places. First, head over to Gavin Gough’s blog for his take on David duChemin’s upcoming book. Then follow through with a visit to David’s site.
Motivation for Monday
Here’s today’s motivational link. Matt Brandon at The Digital Trekker blogs about rediscovering that ability to play with our photography, to take chances, to ‘gasp’ fail.
Motivation for Monday
I’ll post more on the concerts and how I did later this week. For now, if you haven’t already seen Zack Arias’ video post titled “Transform” you owe it to yourself and your craft to do so.
