How do you connect with your Photography?
For me, l need to be near the water. Lakes, oceans, rivers, wherever or whenever there is a body of water, l throw on my waders and immerse myself into the heart of it. The roar of the ocean, the trickle of a stream or the beautiful reflections on a serene misty morning at one of my favourite lakes, it is than l ‘feel’ at one with my photography, a sense of place, the water flowing gently around my feet creating patterns and shapes or an incoming tide that just about sweeps me of my feet, the exhilaration is much like a drug, keeps me coming back for more. l am not a big fan of the tourist platforms, there is no connection for me in photographing my subject matter from a distance, l need to get in close and personal, l have to feel my subject breathing down my back. How can you connect with your subject matter when you are 100 miles up in the air and shooting down at it or standing miles away on a tourist platform? sure, you may have beautiful colours or nice subject matter but where is the ‘connection’, Seascape photography is where you get to feel it, the salt water in your veins.
On my Photography Workshops you will certainly get a feel for Seascape Photography, getting in close, feeling the water around you.
How do you connect with your Photography?
Darren J.