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| You won't believe this, but this is on the Arno in Florence! |
Susan Brannon
5th August 2011
I heard about this on Alex Beadan's Photography Blog; that linked to PhotoFocus Blog I liked it so much that I decided to re-blog to share the Photography Bucket List for photographers!
"How about you? Do you have a photography bucket list? Starting one should be easy. It doesn’t have to be a formal list or look a certain way. You can make it anyway you like.
Some thought starters might help propel you to creating your list.
1. First decide what your photographic goals are
2. Think of the list not so much from the “before I die” point-of-view, but rather the “here are some goals” point-of-view
3. Don’t limit yourself to what you think is possible
4. Be honest – you don’t have to show the list to anyone else so don’t put things on there just to impress someone or leave something off just because you’d be embarrassed if someone saw it
5. Consider your first list to be nothing more than a first draft – let is stew for a bit then come back to it and refine"
Thanks to Scott Bourne for the idea!
I am going to make my own Photo Bucket List and post it later.
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1 comment:
It's such a great idea, can't wait to see YOUR list! :)
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