Photography is challenging, and I find it rewarding to look back and see the progress I have made and pinpoint where I need to improve. So this morning, I have made a list of 6 resolutions for 2011.
My 2011 Photography Resolutions
1. 365 Project
This one is going to be difficult to stick to, but is why I started this blog. I needed a place to showcase my pictures and encourage me to keep going. I know it will be extremely rewarding in the end.
2. Go OUT and shoot
I have realized I am limiting my photography by not going out and finding new locations to photograph. Many of my photos in 2010 were shot in my house or backyard. And although, I have gotten some really great pictures at home, I am truley missing out by not getting out.
3. Think before shooting
Many of my favorite pictures are ones I took on accident. This is good and bad. No thinking was done prior to shooting-I just point and clicked. My goal for 2011 is to really think about what I want viewers (or just me) to see. I want to take a vision in my mind and be able to capture it.
4. Learn as much as I can
There is so much to learn about photography, and I have just barely scratched the surface. I want to read all I can, attend workshops, and really challenge myself to become a better photographer.
5. Find my Style
I am envious when I look at photographer's websites and flickr photostreams and see a certain style and consistency throughout there photos. I want that.
6. Print my photos and create albums
I have not printed a picture since 2007. This is absolutely ridiculous. They do no good sitting on my computer.
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The road leading to a goal does not separate you from the destination; it is essentially a part of it. ~Charles DeLint
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