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How To Avoid Being Bored With Your Photography?

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July 2020

“Only boring people get bored.”

- Sanchit Mishra

How To Avoid Being Bored With Your Photography?

And your whole life you will be scared that you don’t get bored of something you start doing, let it be hobby or interest and end up with the phrase, “I’M BOOOORED!” There are lot of people who try to get out of these phase or heartily dedicated to make their career so they don’t get bored. You can also try such things like trying a new genre or doing the 365 challenge. So when you start your 365 project at the beginning of the year or whenever you planned, you planned like you have to take at least one photo a day that wasn’t boring to yourself. The last part of that sentence is very very important. “To yourself.”

Not every image is going to be liked or appreciated by every people out there. What’s boring to you, may be uncommon to someone else. A image that’s exciting to you, may put someone to sleep just by looking at it. You constantly need to remind yourself of that. So there are few tricks that can help you accomplish your goal.

Don’t take it in a wrong way. You must have captured bunch of boring or uninteresting images this year, and you should share it with the world without stressing much. Because when you take such types of images, it will help you measure and go through what you need to do to get a shot that makes you happy. You know you will eventually find it. May be that one angle, or that one detail or that new perspective you’ve never tried before. Those are the things that will make your heart sing and make you pick up the camera again and again. So here you go!

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