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Push Boundaries with Creative Photography

By Chris Corradino on August 25, 2015

 

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Push Boundaries with Creative Photography

Automatic modes were designed to provide average results under a variety of conditions. While this can be effective on occasion, it's fundamentally opposite of what you're trying to achieve with your art. Do you really want your images to be just average? In order to go beyond the safe shot, creative photographers will push the boundaries to explore their own vision.

Rather than trying to recreate what's already been done, find your own twist on it. This may not always be in line with current trends, but who's to say you're attempts won't cause their own stir.

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About the Author

Chris Corradino is the head of the photography mentor program at NYIP. Just like all of our mentors, he is also a professional photographer. See Chris’s photography lesson from last week for more.