3 Ways To Give Your Images Their Best Chance 0 ▲ David duChemin – Photographer, Author, Creative Instigator 1 hour ago · 6 min read1127 words · Life · hide · 0 comments Watch the 7-minute video above, or keep reading if you prefer the written word. Here’s a question that keeps me up at night: Why do photographers get so intimidated by editing down to their best images and the “now what?” that comes once we put the camera down? And are we missing really important creative opportunities because of this? For years, I’ve been signing my letters to you with the words “for the love of the photograph,” because I do. And so you do you. Nothing else explains the time and money we spend on making them. No doubt about it, this is a labour of love. But I wonder if we love the photographs we are going to make—the next ones—way more than the ones we’ve just made. We so often move on to the next thing too quickly. The next project. You know the one: the one for which you need that new lens. Or tripod. Or flash. I’m the same way, and there’s nothing wrong with creative momentum or new gear. But I think if we loved the photographs we’ve just made as much as the ones… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.