All the other suggestions ( cardio vascular exercise is a
particularly good one ) and I would add revisiting locations of past
successful photos under different lighting or weather conditions, not
to shoot the same photos again, but for some reason this seems to
stir up new ones and send me off into other unexpected directions.
Another good block breaker is to go on a photo excursion with another
photographer- even for a few hours- you'll be inspired or irritated
into doing more (new) work depending on the company.
On Sep 29, 2006, at 8:27 AM, Mark Blackwell wrote:
Once in a while I just get in a mood where I don't really want to get out and take pictures. I still enjoy it. I would describe it more like a writers block. Nothing really seems new an exciting to the point that you can't wait to see what shows up when the negs come out of the soup.
Anyone else run into this and what did you do to get rid of it?
Mark
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