The Seven Deadly Sins of Photography

Have you ever suffered from a creative block? All you really want to do is get out and shoot photos, but you end up at home brooding over hardware tests instead. Or you spend your time clicking through other people’s online portfolios, which are full of better images than yours and get more likes too.

Might you have been better off sticking to standard subjects last time you took a photo trip? Did you waste too much energy looking for something special instead of capturing the obvious? And now you can’t decide which photos to discard because you took too many while you were out? Or you weren’t concentrating because you were angry about missing a previous opportunity? Or an obviously beautiful subject simply won‘t translate into beautiful photos?

All passionate photographers end up committing one or more of the seven deadly sins of photography at some point, and often end up having a creative crisis as a result. This book helps photographers of all skill levels to review their thought processes and shooting habits, and change things in a way that unblocks creativity. This book is for everyone who wants to use their heart and mind to capture better photographs.