Being a successful photographer requires a combination of technical aptitude, creative thinking, problem solving and more. This requires you to be able to deal with multiple aspects of your work simultaneously, sometimes making it a bit difficult to figure out why things might not be going well. If you’re struggling to grow as a photographer, check out this great video that discusses five reasons why that can happen and what you can do to get back on track.
Coming to you from Jiggie AlejandrinoThis excellent video discusses five reasons why you may not be growing as a photographer, and what you can do to fix it. Alejandrino’s first point about being “over-creative” is a particularly striking one. As he says, there’s a reason “boring” classics are classics, and taking the time to master them can be highly beneficial. After all, as Picasso said: “learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.” We all want to get straight into creating unique, creative images, but we have to take the time to really understand what constitutes a good photograph and how to create it first. Watch the video above for the full summary from Alejandrino.
