How putting down the camera improved my photography skills
I long for the day when people would hear the name Janique Goff Madison and think about my body of work. As an aspiring pro photographer, my love for the craft started when I was very young. When I started going to college and learning all the technicalities, taking photos started feeling like a chore. Even if I consider photography to be a passion, I started feeling burnt out. Thankfully, one of my mentors encouraged me to spend a part of my vacation without a camera. Here’s how taking a break from the shutterbug life can revive ingenuity: Image source: Pexels.com It forces you to be in the moment As a photographer, there are times when events passed by like a blur because I was busy capturing the highlights. While you need to be quick and creative on the job, there are times when you don’t always have to shoot. Having a time off from being the designated photog kind of forced me enjoy the scenery and the company. That day, I was Janique Goff Madison the friend a