How To Find Your Photography Style

Finding your own unique photography style can be one of the most daunting challenges we face. Where to begin? How can I tell what my style is? What makes my photos unique? These are all questions that we need to wrestle with if we are to elevate our images to the next level. In this video I talk about how to find your voice as an artist and make photos that will move others emotionally.

[@nigelturner3251]

Thanks Matt, a very inspirational piece. It’s all too easy to get lost photographically speaking by not capturing what really inspires us, purely because we don’t always see or know how to tell the story in front of us. I shall be using your signal and noise analogy next time I go out to find that next keeper image. Previously you mentioned improved focus speed using the new XT3 with older Fujinon lenses, I have noticed a slight improvement over the XT2. The XT3’s new X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor and X-Processor 4 image processing engine certainly does make a difference.

[@AnarchicImage]

Thanks Nigel. And thank Zack Arias too. He talks about signal to noise ratio in this way too :) Interesting feedback re: X-T3 and focusing speed improvement. Will get one in at some point and run some tests :)

[@sebastianspringbett9785]

Thanks Matt. Interesting rant.

[@AnarchicImage]

You're welcome Sebastian! Thanks for your support and comment :)

[@aaronoverstreet1436]

Zen and the Art Of Bi-Cycle Maintenance.

[@vic_the_roman]

Zack Arias. #signal #noise .