There are many tips for photographers’ blogs on the Internet. This is usually very good advice and applies to most photographers. However, tips usually focus more on the technical aspects of creating a blog or how to develop a blog that supports the photo business. They rarely touch on the impact of photo blogging on creative development.
Write to develop your creativity
The most basic way to think about blogging is with an archiving tool. You can see your itinerary by posting photos and comments regularly and then reviewing your archive.
Publishing your blog also allows others to see your documentaries – photographers – which can be especially helpful.
A picture can fetch a thousand words – but is it necessary?
I always remember when I was studying photography I was told that if you had to explain a photo other than the title, it would not fail as an image. I think it’s good for me – of course it makes me work harder to tell more stories.
But I never understand why images shouldn’t have text in this case.
Japanese tradition
People often find photo albums to be the most popular publishing tool in Japanese photography.
The format of the book allows photographers to write text on their images, and these texts are usually very long. Of course, these are not just headlines or headlines.
Publishing texts and images together in books and magazines makes their texts as influential as images. This approach is rare in Western photography. I can’t help but wonder that when Japanese photographers invented blogs years ago, Japanese photographers would harness the power of photo blogs and photo albums and publish magazines.
How to Write Photography
There are many photo blogging features, you can write your work on a blog, and you can combine different styles.
In the past, I chose blog posts that reflected how and why I took photos. I also want to think about what I could do if I dealt with the same subject again.
Other Wedding photographers Italy took their thoughts and feelings into account when photographing, so they were thoughtful. Understandably, this is an amazing way to write personal photos too close for some people. But when it works, it can help photographers develop creatively while allowing viewers to travel with them.
Beyond the blog
While blogs are a great format for text and images, you can always transfer your work to other media. One way is to publish your book – collect your photos along with related photos you have written.
You can choose to put all the written material in a book series or choose a work by topic or location. If you think you want to write a chat book in the future, you can make good use of your blogging software’s tagging feature!
