Fine Art Photographer Jennifer McClure on a Photographer’s Nightmare

"I had some big issues in my life that I needed to process, and photography was a way for me to do that," explains fine art photographer Jennifer McClure. "I didn’t set out to work in fine art, but I am happy that I landed here.

" Jennifer is based in NYC and has profound advice on getting out of a photographer's worst nightmare: the creative rut. We've all spoken to photographers who get into this obstacle and don't know where to go. Typically, we treat ourselves harshly and beat ourselves up. But Jennifer used a completely different approach. Her words and teachings are bound to get someone experiencing a rut very interested in her process. .

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2021-9-6 13:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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