Trying to accurately judge your work’s aesthetics Street photography in Torquay | GFX 50R XT5 Xpro3

Sometimes I look at my work and I jut can't judge if it's any good or not. I know it's a bit of a sliding scale, and being objective about a creative skill is nigh on impossible, it's not like accountancy where you work until "Bingo" the columns balance and you know you are done.

I think we are all a little fragile when it comes to feeling good about our work, and let's be honest, we don't want to rely on others to judge it for us do we? No. ...never. Never, ever, EVER.

So what happens when we just look at what we produce and think it's a bit meh? I think this happened to me this episode. I think it started in Sidmouth. it took a break for the Mundane episode, but now it's back.

Maybe I need to review my criteria for choosing a location. I mean, after all, no one at all complained about the mundane video, in fact i got a lot of encouragement... so maybe I should trust that and be faithful to the Mundane.

But seaside resorts, especially in winter, they are SO easy to shoot! Mundane it is then.

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Please watch that if you want to know about the strange, crooked path that got me here, or if you want to judge me!


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