Therapeutic Photography concerns the individual’s creative process through and through.
It’s about presence, process and a good time. You don’t need a therapist, or an expensive camera, you don’t even need a so called “inspiring” place to take pictures.
Who you are and where you are is good enough.
Pick up a camera ( yes, your phone counts) and really look at the world. What do you notice?
This is Photowalk Therapy Part 2: A look into my therapeutic process as I walk around Pawtucket, RI
Having used a 35 mm lens for the majority of my photography, having documented this small town that is Bristol, RI with an ultra wide lens for story telling experimentation, and having still the fifty- nifty go-to staple lens by my side, it would be a shame not to share the images taken with this lens which has produced some of my favourite photos.
First off,
Happy New Years everyone!
To start off 2021 I thought it’d be a good idea to address everyone who follows my blog and latest posts.
Thank you so, so much.
Continue reading Downtown Bristol, Rhode Island Street Photography: Documenting the end of 2020 with a 50mm lens.Photos taken late September- early October, 2020
Bristol, Rhode Island
Canon 6D w/ 10-18mm f 5.6
The Q Perspective 