Here is the start of a a framework for exploring photography. I’ve dabbled with photography for years, but have been unsatisfied with the results. Not necessarily aesthetically, but personally. It’s not that I could never produce pictures that were visually attractive, but they just didn’t do anything for me. Or else, I found myself unmotivated by them.
Basically, I found that the fun, and even the challenge, of simply making nice looking pictures wasn’t motivating. This realization may have come about from starting with virtual reality photography. Although I tinkered with standard photography, most of what I made were spherical pictures (virtual reality photos, or VRs). Something was missing, but I still felt drawn to explore it. Continue reading
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