Why I Regret Deleting Personal Photographs (And Why You Will Too)

I'm of the opinion that all photographers have a stash of personal work in their portfolio. Whether they're photos of loved ones, vacations, or something that holds importance to them, photos exist that have meaning and emotional value.

Some put their most personal images out to the public, while others keep them safe and hidden away, only for personal consumption. As photographers, it's in our blood to document; we live for it. And it's the work that's not for a client that best communicates our journey through life. But sometimes, there are moments in life we would like to forget. Photos we wish were never created. We run away; we delete. But is that a good idea?.

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2020-2-12 23:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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