Mike_E
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Good morning everyone.
There are several reoccurring questions that photographers ask themselves when they begin to take what they do seriously. One of which is, "How do I find my voice?", and another is, "Is there any real meaning to what I'm doing?".
No, I'm not everyman this is simply human nature. I bring this up because I happened upon a video clip of Chris Jordan speaking about his digital work. Some of you may know that Chris was a fairly well known large format photographer before he switched to digital so he isn't just beginning to take his work seriously. But in human nature, the difference between invention and reinvention is slight.
The clip is mainly about the 'meaning' part but notice the way he came to find this voice...
Bill Moyers Journal . Watch & Listen | PBS
Good shooting
There are several reoccurring questions that photographers ask themselves when they begin to take what they do seriously. One of which is, "How do I find my voice?", and another is, "Is there any real meaning to what I'm doing?".
No, I'm not everyman this is simply human nature. I bring this up because I happened upon a video clip of Chris Jordan speaking about his digital work. Some of you may know that Chris was a fairly well known large format photographer before he switched to digital so he isn't just beginning to take his work seriously. But in human nature, the difference between invention and reinvention is slight.
The clip is mainly about the 'meaning' part but notice the way he came to find this voice...
Bill Moyers Journal . Watch & Listen | PBS
Good shooting