> > > > Lately I feel that I'm not much of a photographer. I've > not come up with a > > single photo in several months that I really like or would > want to print > > large and hang on a wall. > > FWIW, maybe there's a bad vibe going around because I feel the same > way. [...] > > I have the feeling that I ~used~ to be a good photographer, but that I > just don't have much to say that I haven't already said.
What were you trying to say? ... > > I don't want to end up just trying to repeat or re-take the photos > that I've previously taken over the years (like I'm going to have a > chance to get two women kissing again!! <g>). > Come to London, Lesbos of the North! I found myself in a similar situation (not the 2 women, but the photo funk) most of last year. The answer, for me, is always the same: go away somewhere on my own, with a couple of cameras. Have a break from the routine, not just the place, but also your normal habits. If there's a camera or lens you haven't used, use just that and give yourself a mission. These things help to re-enthuse me, maybe they will you guys too. Bob -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
