Check out 7 Lessons from Adam Braun
Read Etsy's Guide to Photography
Shoot Photos of Your New Work
Check in with your BootCamp Buddy
Read Etsy's Guide to Photography
Shoot Photos of Your New Work
Check in with your BootCamp Buddy
Oh dear, I don't like many of those 7 lessons :S
I hate getting out of my comfort zone, though I admit it can be necessary and useful. I've found it helps to deal with it in small chunks and then before you know it, you've just extended your comfort zone :)
Embracing late, sleepless nights is just never going to happen. Not me. I love my sleep. Having said that... I don't remember having had any late, sleepless nights, not over jewelry anyway, so maybe this is not something I need to worry about.
I'm pretty happy with the individual I am so I guess thats one less language to learn...
Am I too cynical... maybe I'm just in an especially cynical mood right now... more so than usual. Maybe I should just stop going through the 7 lessons. Feel free to read them yourself though, see how you feel about them :)
Ah task 2, though, is definitely something I still feel the need to work on. If you've read any of my previous posts you will know that I have already been working on my photography, particularly the background/props in them.
Photography is a hobby of mine (you can see some of the best ones on my DeviantArt gallery) so I already have a decent camera and a basic idea of how to use it. Macro pictures (particularly of flowers) are also my main subject matter but somehow I still feel like I have a long way to go to get the right pictures.
One photo I'm happy with :) |
One photo I'm not happy with :( |
Since my previous post on photography I have continued to experiment and was actually planning another whole post about it so I'm going to leave this one here but rest assured I will have a new post dedicated to my latest photography research coming up shortly.
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