Photography Motivation 5 Top Tips For Woodland Photographers

Photography Motivation 5 Top Tips • Woodland Photographers

Useful for beginner & experienced photographers alike, I just want to share my 5 top tips to help maintain photography motivation.

Tip 5 • Employ Tech - use the powerful tools on every desktop (& most phones) to pre-visit locations.
Tip 4 • Make Like A Tree - not literally 😉 but give yourself the size of a canopy to shoot for a day!
Tip 3 • Get Close - (or far) but really, just shoot at an unfamiliar focal length, it's surprising fun 👌🏼
Tip 2 • Go Adventure - leave the beaten path, take a foreign trail & just go! No planning necessary..
Tip 1 • Reset Your Clock - If you've been struggling with dawn, shoot at dusk or vica versa 🔄

The underlying golden rule for photography motivation 5 top tips is to remember "If we want things to be different, we must do different." & with that in mind and the 5 top tips you should be good to make it through just about any drought 👊🏼

Nobody enjoys struggling for inspiration least of all, the most creative photographers & I hope this helps someone at least keep a camera in their hand and finding new soft light. Whatever you do, never let it beat you - you're not alone! 📸🔨🤛🏼

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Please stay safe & I hope to catch up with you soon.

Steve

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[LetsClickPhotography]

'If we want it to be different, we have to do advice right there. The struggle is real. I think we all become disinterested and unmotivated at times. I must admit to being a big believer in tip 2 - I have often found that my best photography days are when I get off the beaten track - going on the tips.

[RJOutdoors]

Some fantastic tips Mr Sherwood. Being like a tree is my favourite. You really are some sort of camera wizard 😉 thank you for sharing lots of good tips here and information. Rob