How Creative Constraints can improve your photography

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Wildlife and Adventure Photography

Graham

192 episodes

2 days ago

Send us a text With so much free material available immediately on YouTube, is there any place for formal photography courses? That’s what I’ll be looking into in this podcast. Please add your thoughts and comments in the comments section, or send an email to graham@ge.photography The Appeal of Free YouTube Learning Advantages: Accessibility & CostBreadth of ContentEntertaining & Bite-SizedLimitations Lack of structure; scattered lessonsQuality varies drasticallyRisk of “l...

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How Creative Constraints can improve your photography

Wildlife and Adventure Photography

30 minutes

3 months ago

How Creative Constraints can improve your photography

Send us a text I often recommend that you practice as often as possible to improve your photography. But what do you do when you hit a mental blank? One idea I suggest in this podcast is to shoot a series of photos, or a collection. And, to make them more coherent, and to challenge yourself, I suggest you use a Creative Constraint. So what is a Creative Constraint? Here are some examples: Technical: Shoot only in black and whiteUse only one lensLimit yourself to manual focus (or full manual o...