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Pic is mostly for attention. I’m reading an excellent book about creativity mostly because I’ve been feeling- uncreative. One of the ideas proposed was that friction between people drives creativity and innovation. Besides the obvious stuff like dive more etc what do you people do to improve your photos? Are there good subreddits (maybe this one?) where people give you feedback etc? What do you do when you’re feeling like your photos are mostly ID photos or when you need inspiration? Lately I feel like my mind is cluttered or I have no ambition and my work reflects that.

I had some really amazing skies in Southern California with these MASSIVE Joshua Trees. I had so much fun returning back to milky way photography. We got to camp for free in the desert and be wild, exploring this unique ecosystem.

This is a panorama, about five photos, shot with a 70mm lens.

I was in Jasper Canada and was able to photograph this bull elk without dying. It was a wild experience!

I can’t remember if I shared this one. But it’s one of my favorite shots I’ve taken of a seahorse. Shot with Canon R5, sigma 50 mm w/ 1.4 TC and a Kraken KRL-09s