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What's the creative process when it comes to shooting photography? Is it all spontaneous? Or do you brainstrom an idea of what you want to photograph? I am a graphic designer and i haven't dabbled in fine photography where i am the composer and photographer.
My process is writing and brainstorming an idea that best expresses the message. Then i sketch and create.
Tl;dr? Who do i compose?
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>>2875939
Why do you assume there would be a common creative process? This is not how creativity works. Do whatever works for you.
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>>2876473
what's the problem with wanting to know what is is that works for others?
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>>2875939
sometimes you go out and take a shot youve been thinking about
sometimes you just go out for a bit with no intentions and end up with gold
sometimes you see something when youre out youve seen similar photographs of and you copy it or try and improve it
just take pictures of whatever you want whenever you want
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