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There are plenty of people out there who say that blogging is dead. Indeed, in a world of click bait, video content and short attention spans, it can be a challenge to write anything that grabs the reader by the [insert body part] these days. But that shouldn’t stop us from trying, right?
Personally, I’ve had a love/hate relationship with blogging from the very beginning of my professional photography career. It’s a time-consuming task, and it can often feel like a complete waste of time. When you spend the best part of a day carefully writing an entertaining story, formatting it for the web and resizing images to make them Google-friendly, it can be disheartening to check the stats the next day and see that only a handful of people have bothered to read it.
Yet, this very harsh realisation has been the catalyst for me to rethink the way I blog; to rethink WHY I blog in the first place.
And so, I hope from this point forward you’ll find the words and content amongst these pages useful and enlightening in some way, and, as always, you’d be showing your support by sharing or commenting if you do.
Thanks for reading…
Recent Posts
Here’s what I’ve been writing about most recently
Photography’s Commitment To The Environment
When we think of sustainability our attention is obviously drawn to areas such as fossil fuels like oil and gas and, especially, these days, that is to what the media’s attention relates to also. However, with that being said, what people do on a daily basis and the...
Aerial Photography Protecting The Planet
Aboard a tethered balloon, from an altitude of nearly 500 meters, when Gaspard-Félix “Nadar” Tournachon photographed Paris from above was the moment when we can trace the roots of aerial photography right back to 1858. Before airplanes entered the picture, photos were...
Regular Photography Turned Inside Out as Fujifilm X-Pro3 Officially Arrives
As part of a drive to rediscover “pure photography” is a rear screen that has been turned inside out. Innovative Feature Tilting the screen downwards to become visible, the rear screen that faces inwards not outwards,is a bizarre yet extraordinary feature making...