trying out new and bold ideas is the new norm.
Absolutely! Necessity is the mother of invention, and so when people find themselves in unchartered waters, then it becomes necessary to think outside the box. All the same, creativity will be what distinguishes good videographers and photographers!I think this pandemic might be forcing it to become the new norm. Change out of necessity. They would probably being relying on studio tech. more in order to "make" outside shots where it wouldn't be practical from a social distancing standpoint.
Absolutely! Necessity is the mother of invention, and so when people find themselves in unchartered waters, then it becomes necessary to think outside the box. All the same, creativity will be what distinguishes good videographers and photographers!
Photographs and videos are documenting how communities are changing as a result of this pandemic. There is no better way to tell a story than to capture a particular moment. The economy could be taking a hit, but all the same, we all have to push the boundaries more.It's always been that way to a point, but Covid is making people push the boundaries even more. In this way, this pandemic can be seen as a good thing.
I've noticed many are foregoing travel and are shooting closer to home instead. I wonder how long that will last? If you live in a gorgeous area I'd say you have a leg up.shoot locations
It's been tough for everyone out there, but I believe that things will get better soon. Some of my friends haven't ventured out of the city for a while. Instead, they are concentrating on local partnerships and relying on referrals.I've noticed many are foregoing travel and are shooting closer to home instead. I wonder how long that will last? If you live in a gorgeous area I'd say you have a leg up.
While I agree with you about not sticking to cliché methods, I think that keeping your original (and sometimes old) touch is important. Especially if you are trying to build a brand.In response to the changing times, production designers need to be creative and not stick with the cliche. For a long time, we got used to predictable shoot locations, but trying out new and bold ideas is the new norm.
Yes, you cannot completely do away with the old stuff. Again, with experience, a photographer learns to blend and adapt to different scenarios. You have to be versatile and be willing to adjust to a situation, even in the eleventh hour.While I agree with you about not sticking to cliché methods, I think that keeping your original (and sometimes old) touch is important. Especially if you are trying to build a brand.
I believe that no two photographs can ever be the same, but being versatile and adapting to prevailing conditions are necessary skills. Building a brand isn't an overnight exercise, plus some of the old stuff still applies today.Yes, you cannot completely do away with the old stuff. Again, with experience, a photographer learns to blend and adapt to different scenarios. You have to be versatile and be willing to adjust to a situation, even in the eleventh hour.
Whereas no two or more photographers are the same, but creativity should be a part of each one of us. I think that a photographer's journey of experience involves looking at the bigger picture and thinking outside the box.I believe that no two photographs can ever be the same, but being versatile and adapting to prevailing conditions are necessary skills. Building a brand isn't an overnight exercise, plus some of the old stuff still applies today.