Lately I have not been too motivated to get out and shoot some street. I can try and find some excuses, justify myself but I won’t do that. I don’t wanna put pressure on myself either. I’m doing it for myself and myself only. Even though I always shoot digital, I try to apply a […]Read Post ›
“Making, creating & doing are the only things that help you be what you want in this world. Put your talking on hold & creating on steroids.” I can’t remember whose quote it is but I couldn’t agree more. It is so important in photography, just like in everything else in life. Actions matter, simple […]Read Post ›
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Again, I’d like to mention that everything that’s written here is my subjective view, some of you may relate and some may argue the point but I find it’s important to write these things down, cement my trail of thoughts at present time and share with you guys along the way.
It’s been a while I know. The blog was left unattended. The words and thoughts are flying in the air and don’t seem to settle down. The transitional period…
No, this is not about the blood types in case you’re wondering. This is a reminder and advice first of all for myself about staying focus, thinking more positive, disregard haters, value opinions of people that matter to you and cut the crap out of your daily routine… If you can relate – good, if you […]Read Post ›
Today I met up with a good friend of mine Arno (more about him in future posts) who happens to be a photographer and a great one too. Having worked on a personal project in Gaza and later spending time in Africa to do a reportage, I was delighted to spend a few hours in […]Read Post ›
I recommend to fail.
Welcome to another instalment of Monday Masters. I’m happy to notice that our weekly educational and inspirational challenge is growing little by little. We have a new member Paul Carmody joining us this week which means he got to nominate the Master. He chose the legendary photographer – Paul Strand.
I’m not a good writer, I’ve never been. I remember I used to write mini stories when I was a kid always struggling to finish them, and play with our family video camera. In photography I found my freedom of speech, a way to write things visually.
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