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Vol. 6, No. 15 — July 24, 2019

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Questions to Define Your Creative Process

The creative process is a complicated thing, and that’s why we spend so much time analyzing it and looking for ways to make improvements to the processes that we use. There are, of course, all kinds of ways to look deeper into the creative process — many of which we’ve examined before. But sometimes, rather than examining and looking at ways to make a change, all we need is a little bit of guidance. And what better way to get that guidance than with a few questions that can help lead you through a photographic project or even your career as a photographer? To that end, here are a few things I like to ask myself when I’m working or even when I’m just looking to make a change.

The Platypod: An Alternative to Bulky Tripods

I’ve been using the Platypod Ultra for more than a year now, and I’ve found that it’s one of my favorite pieces of gear. For me, it’s especially handy in places where you’re not allowed to use a tripod, like museums and other public spaces. It hooks right to my camera bag, so I always have a stabilizer handy whether I’m shooting waterfalls, landscapes, architecture or something else. Let me get into how this invention came about, and how you can put it to use. You may find that this is the next piece of gear on your wishlist!