Did Picasso Need Your Approval?
Not everyone has to like your photographs. Issue V looks at criticism, artistic intent, personal taste, social media approval, and how to tell the difference between useful feedback and someone else’s preference.
Put Away Your Camera. Pick Up Your Potential.
Most photographers think the Camera Date ends when they pack up the gear and drive home. I used to think so too. But the most valuable learning often happens afterward, at your desk, with a quiet cup of coffee and the willingness to ask one honest question about every photograph you made.
The One Habit That Will Make You a Better Photographer Overnight
Keeping everything is not careful. It is avoidance. Your best work is already in there, it is just buried under every almost, every just in case, and every not quite but maybe. The delete button is not the enemy of your photography. It is one of its most useful tools with digital photography.
