dazedgonebye
Veteran
I’ve just been reading “On Being a Photographer” by David Hurn and Bill Jay. http://www.lenswork.com/obp.htm
It has prompted me to think, not for the first time, about why I do photography.
Is there some purpose in what I do? Do I have some long term goal or direction? Am I just using it as a distraction from the demands of work and family?
Of course, in the wrong mood, that sort of question can morph in to “Why am I bothering, if I can’t (accomplish whatever I feel is important at the moment)?
I’d turn this in to a poll, but it seems to me that there are too many possible reasons to cover in a poll.
So, give me three reasons, and three reasons only, why you pursue photography.
It has prompted me to think, not for the first time, about why I do photography.
Is there some purpose in what I do? Do I have some long term goal or direction? Am I just using it as a distraction from the demands of work and family?
Of course, in the wrong mood, that sort of question can morph in to “Why am I bothering, if I can’t (accomplish whatever I feel is important at the moment)?
I’d turn this in to a poll, but it seems to me that there are too many possible reasons to cover in a poll.
So, give me three reasons, and three reasons only, why you pursue photography.