Ignite Your Creativity With A Photo Workshop f/3
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Show Notes
Photo workshops are a great way to grow as a photographer. A good photo workshop immerses you in photography, pushes you creatively, and reinvigorates your passion for photography. In my experience, workshops are actually one of the best ways to grow as an artist.
In one of my early workshop experiences, I was initially disappointed. However, upon reflection, the workshop did grow my creativity. I took the photo accompanying this episode on hat workshop - a photo I wouldn’t have normally taken. The workshop pushed me creatively. It got me out of my comfort zone.
In this episode of The Stop Down Photography Podcast, I share some of my experiences from workshops. Both from a student’s point of view and an instructor’s point of view (yes, I teach workshops, too). I also have 5 questions I think everyone should get answered when selecting a workshop. Workshops are great - but you do need to choose the best match for you.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
5 Tips For Choosing A Photo Workshop, scottdavenportphoto.com
Attending a Workshop in 2020 Is Probably the Best Thing to Do If You're a Beginner Photographer, Fstoppers
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