Easy Exercises to Reboot Photography Creativity
Posted: January 09, 2018
Even the best photographers can find themselves facing a creative slump. The busyness of everyday life can certainly make it tough to spend time trying to find a way out of that slump. But don't worry, there is good news. These fifteen-minute exercises can help you push the reset button on your creativity.
Stacey Hill, writer for Digital Photography School, shares how to reboot creativity.
Here are four steps to rebooting your creativity and desire to do more photography with some 15-minute simple exercises.
Have you lost your photography mojo?
I get it, you’ve been at work all day, and it’s been stressful. Maybe there are kids to look after and dinner to cook as well. Perhaps a dog to take for a run or a family dinner to attend. There are all kinds of reasons why you don’t have the time or energy to pick up your camera and shoot.
When we don’t want to do something, we focus on all the reasons why it’s too hard – it takes too long to drive somewhere, the light is wrong, it’s raining, the battery is flat and so on. It’s easy to tell ourselves a story that allows us to talk our way out of doing something, especially when there aren’t any major consequences. Don’t get up early in the morning and miss the spectacular sunrise? Life goes on.
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