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”DON’T STOP CREATING” BOP INTERVIEWS OGUNDIPE AYOMIDE ISAAC

WHAT LIMIT YOUR CREATIVITY AS PHOTOGRAPHERS ?

Ibukunoluwa Adekunle by Ibukunoluwa Adekunle
April 14, 2023
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Photographers most times don’t want to think outside the box and change the pattern at which they see what people or they do over the years, creativity of photographer’s may be limited by various factors, including technical limitations, lack of resources, external constraints, personal limitations, and creative blocks.

All of these limitations to being creative would be keenly looked into in this article and way out of those constraint would be discussed;

  1. Technical limitations: Photographers may be limited by their equipment, such as the quality of their camera or lenses, or their technical expertise in using certain techniques.
  2. Lack of resources: Photographers may be limited by their access to certain locations or subjects, their budget for props or models, or their time available for shooting.
  3. External constraints: Photographers may face external constraints, such as the expectations of clients, the demands of a particular genre or style, or legal and ethical considerations.
  4. Personal limitations: Photographers may be limited by their own fears, insecurities, or lack of confidence, which can prevent them from exploring new ideas or taking risks.
  5. Creative blocks: Photographers, like any artist, may experience creative blocks, where they struggle to come up with new ideas or find inspiration.

It’s important to note that not all photographers will face these limitations equally or in the same way, and some may find ways to overcome or work around these challenges to continue exploring their creativity. Hence, there are ways to overcome all of this creative constraint which include:

  1. Experiment with new techniques and equipment: Trying out new equipment or techniques can help photographers break out of their creative rut and spark new ideas. This is achievable by using readily available resources and equipment that would give similar result.
  2. Collaborate with others: Working with other photographers or artists can offer a fresh perspective and provide new creative opportunities. This would help break down cost from just your end as a photographer.
  3. Seek inspiration: Looking for inspiration in other forms of art, such as music or literature, can help photographers generate new ideas and perspectives.
  4. Take breaks: Taking a break from photography and doing something else entirely can help photographers recharge and approach their work with renewed energy.
  5. Embrace limitations: Sometimes, limitations can actually fuel creativity by forcing photographers to think outside the box and find creative solutions.
  6. Practice mindfulness: Being present and mindful while shooting can help photographers connect with their subjects and environment and create more authentic and compelling images.

Overall, overcoming creative limitations requires a willingness to try new things, seek inspiration, and approach photography with an open mind and a sense of curiosity.

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Ibukunoluwa Adekunle

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