Why I stopped chasing likes | Photography for the Soul.

In this video, I dive into something I think many of us have felt but rarely talk about: the pressure of chasing likes on social media.
As a landscape photographer, my images are personal — they’re about the experience, the peace, and the mental health benefits of being out in nature, especially as a full-time carer.
I share why I no longer let social media define the value of my photography, and why you shouldn't either.
Join me as I reflect on the images that didn’t get attention but mean the world to me — and why taking photos for yourself is the most freeing thing you can do.
Let me know in the comments: What’s a photo you love that didn’t get many likes?

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