You Don't Need Permission | Two Minute Tuesday
Creativity is built on the foundation of creative thinking, problem solving, and experimentation!
In todays Two Minute Tuesday, we discuss the idea that you don't need permission to experiment. I spent a decent amount of time refraining from pushing my film when developing at home, because I had multiple people tell me that Ilford's Ilfosol 3 is not a good developer for push processing. But then I did it, and had amazing results. The same was true when I started shooting Kentmere 400, I had seen over and over online that it wasn't good for pushing more than 800 iso. Then I pushed it to 6400 with wonderful results. Don't let people tell you what you can or cannot do in photography. You have full permission to get out there an experiment!
I would love to hear your comments down below! Are there any areas in your creativity, where you are holding back because of what someone told you you can or cannot do? Let's get a conversation going around this topic in the comments section!
You can join us live Today at 5PM EST On YouTube Live. We will discuss todays topic, as well as other creative process topics. We hope to see you on the stream!
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My name is Nick Mayo, I am a Michigan based film photographer and creative sharing my triumphs and struggles within the world of art and photography. I have a great number of videos lined up for sharing different things I've learned along the way in my creative journey, as well as some interviews with other creatives and influencers about their joys and struggles within the industry.