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Monday
Jun272011

Having courage

A great article, not only because it talks about one of my favorite musicians Bob Dylan, about just jumping in and accepting who you are as a photographer.

Go beyond what has been easy for you and explore your limits. In most cases this means being able to really engage your subject. But it might mean getting up at 5AM to get the best light. Or taking your camera to a rough part of town.

It’s about pushing your limits, learning what you can do and see, and help others feel what you felt.

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