How to Cure Sadness About Your Photography: Look at Prints!

I think that one of the biggest things that boosts my love of photography consistently is looking at prints. I'm not talking about scrolling away on Instagram -- but instead moving away from the device that's supposed to do everything for us.

There's a specific rewiring of my brain that acknowledges that the prints are just the print. They're the knife you need when your Swiss Army Knife isn't up to the task. And most importantly, they remove the distractions that you'd otherwise get. .

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2024-1-7 14:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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