Seriously, I keep gazing wistfully at pinterest photos and wishing it were summer. Or at least spring. I'm just hating this dark by 5 o'clock thing. do you realize how hard natural light is to find in winter? Do you know how many headaches I get from the glare of all this fake lighting going on (shut up, I'm not getting off the computer just yet)? And honestly, it really doesn't matter how much I get done I almost always feel like the day has been wasted when it gets dark. Dark signifies the end of the day to me, even when I still have hours and hours left! I get get a ton done, but as soon as dark hits, I forget that I've done anything productive and feel like it's been a wasted day. So, I'm going to try to cheer myself up. Join me for the ride! (and please tell me your tips in the comments below!!)
First, a picture break, to get this jazz rolling:
Now, for my technique.
that people come into our lives for a reason that YOU decide if it's a good day or not. So look back on your day and think positively! It doesn't have to be a bad day. Make it a good one!
and to get rid of your photography rut... 4 Tips To Kick That Winter Rut (yay for click it up a notch!!)
I'm really liking almost abstract photography. This is my younger sister's window, looking up to it from our front porch.
First, a picture break, to get this jazz rolling:
Now, for my technique.
- Do something after it gets dark
- Look back on your day (make it a good one!)
- Limit computer and reading time
- Do something active right before it gets dark
- Edit some of those old photos to get you inspired
- Do something to make you feel productive. Take that science test (uh huh, in a sec...) Write back to that sweet friend who just wrote you a letter (you know who you are!)
- Listen to more music
and to get rid of your photography rut... 4 Tips To Kick That Winter Rut (yay for click it up a notch!!)
I'm really liking almost abstract photography. This is my younger sister's window, looking up to it from our front porch.