LedameSassenach

joined 1 year ago
 

So I typically do a lot of street photography but with little kids at home it’s a rare occasion that I can get out to shoot especially child free. I’ve taken them many times but it becomes an impossible situation where I’m trying to keep them entertained while also shooting.

So I thought maybe trying some self portraits. There are very few photos of me in existence that aren’t basic selfies and I’ve been interested in conceptual photography. Figured it would be a neat way to broaden my horizons from home.

Anyway I did a set, I of course look horribly depressed in them…I may have a case of resting bitch face but also I was still juggling the children while trying to make something so that may be why I looked miserable. When editing what I did manage to shoot I felt very self conscious about myself and the thought that I’m and “important” enough subject to take photos of made me very uncomfortable.

I don’t have lots of access to models, my children are too young to sit still for photos, and I can rarely leave the house without them in toe.

Anyway, are there any suggestions about how can I get past that hurdle so I can make interesting photos?

[–] LedameSassenach@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

The internet.

[–] LedameSassenach@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

I’ve started to move away from the internet more. Its pointless and there really isn’t a good platform anymore so I print at home to hang in my house or give as gifts.

I still occasionally post on social media but it’s not consistent anymore.

I’ve also been dabbling in designing photo books of my favorites. lol