🎥 “How to Keep Making as a Photographer” There are seasons in every creative life where the work feels pointless, where the camera feels heavy and nothing clicks. This is for those days. It’s built on the simple truth that every artist hits that wall, but the ones who endure are the ones who find a way to keep making. This practice isn’t about chasing perfection or monumental meaning; it’s about a quieter, more resilient faith in the simple act of showing up, especially when you feel you have nothing to show. 📸🛠️✨ The secret, I’ve learned, is to fall back in love with the process, not the outcome. It’s a discipline built from small, intentional acts: a walk with your camera, editing an old photo, or making something just for yourself with zero expectation. This is where the real work lies—in creating momentum when there is no clear path, in nurturing your creativity by refusing to judge it, and in having the patience to trust the quiet phase you’re in. Your voice is always forming...