Maybe drinking that wine will help with the inspiration, but not too much ... make focusing harder !
Maybe drinking that wine will help with the inspiration, but not too much ... make focusing harder !
That happens to me, too. That's why I'm an official amateur. Professionals have to suck it up, cover the assignment regardless of their levels of inspiration and deliver the goods. Then again, a little wine's not a bad idea!
That's me too. I'm a visual person, even writing I don't think in words but see sentences and paragraphs. But I have to remind myself to see differently. I often get too focused on one photo idea (mental image) and lose the many others inside or around that one. It's why I like viewing a diversity of photographers' work, to learn to think to see differently. I got the wooden manikin from a photographer on Photo.net.
And sadly, due to a genetic predisposition to Hemochromatosis I can't drink alcohol anymore, so my wine collection (about 30 bottles) collects dust, poses in photos or given as gifts. I can give myself an occasional microbrew with friends.
--Scott--
Scott M. Knowles, MS-Geography
scott@wsrphoto.com
"All things merge into one, and a river flows through it."
- Norman MacLean
I see that you are from Humboldt County, Brain Chemicals huh????
Sorry, I had to.
I feel the same way. Sometimes you have it and sometimes you don't. The key thing is 1.) not to force it and 2.) identify when you are 'on' and capitalize on it. Sometimes that is not a possibility but you have to try your hardest. When I am really not producing any good work, I will load up in my car and start driving. Sometimes close by, sometimes I end up 8 states away or in Mexico (thats aother story for another post). It works for me.
Or you could just watch a David Lynch movie.
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