How and Where to Look for Photography Inspiration Beyond Instagram

"To gain new perspectives, you have to be willing to change your surroundings. " Back when I was working in higher education, that's what I used to tell my students whenever they were confronted with seemingly insurmountable problems.

It's helped them reframe the problems and to arrive at solutions on their own. This principle continues to hold true as I transitioned into a career in photography. Whenever I was faced with a creative rut, looking towards new sources of inspiration was often the spark I needed. Time and time again, it's helped me see the world through a different lens (pun intended) and to approach my photography with fresh creative impulses. The next time you find yourself stuck in a creative rut, consider these alternative sources of inspiration. .

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2020-7-14 01:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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