“Well, its not where you live that dictates the quality of work you can deliver. But, rather, the glass ceiling you put above you that you can’t.” – an opening phrase I always use before photographers.
So often, we only talk about hardware upgrades and software upgrades but seldom, do I hear the need or desire to do a mindset upgrade. And that’s because its the hardest thing you can do it right. It’s also something that puts the most pressure on an individual. Most photographers would rather think that an upgrade in either the hardware or software is all that’s needed – to improve their work.
An upgrade in your photography mindset is all about taking a continuous hard look from the place you live to the immediate city that you call home, and extracting that fresh snippets of moments that evades the most casual photographers, and telling your story to the world that makes it somewhat special.
Doing that often imply the need to work your mind more and depressing the shutter less…to the point that you achieve a much higher “home run” shots as opposed to the pure pursuit of achieving a higher shutter count.
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