How to Overcome Creative Block in Photography (and Get Inspired Again)

[@johnkendall5025]

I wish you a complete recovery. I have had some serious health problem myself in the last few months and I know how it can impact the creative process. I have just returned to photography after a hiatus of a few weeks. This video has inspired me to think about doing more photography and creativity in general. Thanks very much.

[@chriswright.photography]

Thank you very much, I appreciate it. Good luck with your photography, onwards and upwards!

[@DylanPStephens]

Best wishes for a speedy recovery Chris. I really enjoy your channel for its content and your laid back style.

[@chriswright.photography]

Thanks! Almost back to normal now. Can’t say I recommend the COVID experience!

[@DylanPStephens]

I had it recently … not nice. All the best!

[@rolandkohlschutter1027]

Ich wünsche Dir recht gute Genesung. Grüße aus Deutschland

[@chriswright.photography]

Thank you!

[@alexyphotoman9716]

Best wishes for a speedy recovery, Chris. As it happens, I just got my COVID shot this morning, as well as a flu shot, so both arms will be a bit sore for a day or so. A thoughtful and inspiring video, thank you very much. A technical question: I have an APS-C sensor Nikon D500 camera which means that any lens that I use has an equivalent field of view 1.5X that of a full frame sensor. Thus I would need somewhere around an 8 to 16mm wide angle lens to get a similar field of view to your Canon 11 to 24mm. I'm worried about the edge distortions that this could cause. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Cheers, Alex

[@chriswright.photography]

Thanks Alex, I have a Canon EFS 10-22mm that I use with an APS-C sensor. Quality is pretty good, anything wider I think would distort. Could be a use for ViewPoint though. I’ll try and use one as an example in the review video.

[@IanWheldale]

Lost for words 😱