Shoot
Saturday, May 16th, 2009
Some photographers may have « writer’s block » (or photographer’s block, more acurately) and feel that they no longer want to shoot pictures. I found two answers to this problem on the Internet.
The first one is a a series of advice by Photocritic: 10 ways to prevent photographer’s block.
- 100-step challenge: Walk 100 steps, then shoot from there. It may be a nice walk anyway…
- Recreate a photo you love
- Visit great photographers web sites
- Self Portraiture
- Rapid Fire: 120 minutes, 120 photos
- Play the Random game: Illustrate a random word (every day)
- Look for inspiration in Flickr interesting photos
- Try something new (HDR, panorama, macro, flash, etc.)
- Don’t shoot any photos, come back to old ones
- Stop procrastinating
- Help your fellow photographers
The second one has been found by a bird photographer who started to be bored. He decided to aim at shooting photos of 1000 different bird species. Feasible, But not so easy. His web site: 1000birds.com.
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Posted by Yves Roumazeilles
on 2009 May 16.Tags: idea.
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