Hi,
I have designed in the past a couple of photographic projects for my own use, and have accomplished it with a great satisfaction and very good results.
This time I'm in need of another one, but it doesn't materialize so easily as it used to be.
To make myself clear, I name a project an idea founded with resources, a period of time (weeks, months or years) for image capture, and a clear subject. Re-visiting old/accomplished project locations is out of question: as I mean here a really new one.
In this thread, you can share the following points, as you want, or add yours:
- Projects you have completed in the past, and if your expectations were fulfilled (or not, and why),
- Projects you have now, and in which point they are (you can hide details about it, as a half of a project is the impact of surprise, novelty or originality it offers to the audience or the author).
- Your interest can be driven to specific purposes or resources (as the specificity of the subject is one of the most important requirements for project focusing): studio, landscape, macro, aerial, portraiture, social, street photography... You name it.
- If any project you're working connects with any other form of art (dance, architecture, sculpture, music, etc.)
- What's the more limiting factor for you for a project deployment: financial resources, available time, equipment, knowledge, physical condition, other...
- If it's important to you and to which degree to have a project aside, or if you're driven by a spark of inspiration and go out absolutely intuitively and moved only by your inspiration. And if you consider planning a "passion murder" for the way you make your photographs.
So that's it. I want to hear from you your success and failures of the past, and the future plans for the future as well.
Thanks for sharing your past and present experiences, and your plans,
Cheers,
Renato
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