16 Critical Questions to Transform Your Photography Practice in 2025

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As human beings, we often want to find meaning in things around us. Why does the apple fall straight? Why is the sky so blue? Why is purple not really a color? While these questions are certainly a great way to understand your world, there is another world you are neglecting: your emotions and feelings.

Photographers are creative beings who need to look for meaning in their photographer to find something deeper than what the moment showcases. Many of us have been guilty of this, including me. However, this year, I want you to stop looking outward and take a moment to understand your emotions and feelings. How so? Let me share more. . thephoblographer.com

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