Playing a good mind game with our work
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Playing a good mind game with our work
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This week, I explore a positive “mind game” you can play in your photography that can inspire you to see your work differently. These mental strategies can motivate you to approach each shoot with fresh energy and purpose.
Your approach as you head out the door says a lot about your work. Are you looking for things, emotions, ideas, or concepts? What you set up as the basics is what will come out of the work. Recognizing how your mindset shapes your focus can help you aim for deeper, more meaningful photography. So if you want deep work, look for something more than just a thing. Part of our mindset as we head out the door will ultimately determine what we photograph that day. It isn’t uncommon to head out thinking about things we want to photograph. Places, people, and natural elements are all common things I myself want to go photograph.
However, what if we shifted away from things to photograph and toward a feeling or an idea we want to photograph? Would that make for more meaningful images? Would that have us connect to our work differently? Focusing on feelings or ideas can deepen our engagement and bring new perspectives. No matter the seed we plant in our minds as we head out the door about what to photograph, it affects everything we see through the lens.
If we make a more conscious, more focused effort to consider what we might photograph, we may discover what truly matters to us when we take a picture. It might surprise us that the essence isn’t just about the object itself.
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