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Not the dreaded ORANGE BARRELS! Go shoot some. Might be fun.icepics wrote: I don't think anybody sounds too motivated to do much of anything this time of year, I feel like it's a post-holiday slump. But I just saw orange barrels on the news which must mean spring can't be too far away!
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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Karl Wertanen wrote:
Don't complain too much. I'd be lucky to have time to make it out shooting once every 4-5 weeks!
Your photos are so beautiful, inspiring
ThanksWhen I first got into photography, I went head first and it really became a passion and a major part of my life. After about 3 years I hit a mental/creative roadblock where I has absolutely no vision at all. I didnt really want it to fade but photograhy pretty much faded away with my lack of creativity and growing frustration. I put it on the shelf, started getting into other hobbies and about 8or so years passed by before I finally dusted it off. And since I dusted it off a little over 2 years ago, it just flows naturally now. I feel fresh and rejuvinated. I'm still learning new tricks and seeing new things I could photograph (if I only had the time) .
Maybe a break would be a good thing. I'm not saying 8 years but what ever is natural for you. You should be able to feel it. You'll know it..... Maybe that's all it is. You might just be burnt out and need a break. My break did wonders for me.
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