Who would’ve thought…. rows of beautiful metal slippers upside down on my old grater, I’ll look at it differently next time… thanks Liz for helping me see the world in a new and quirky way!
It was instantly recognizable yet seemed almost otherworldly seen that way. I will never look at “common” objects the same way. Since I’m trying to learn to take good pictures, you’re an inspiration to me. Thank you!
Thank you! I love looking at things from different a perspective, and I’d like to think that it helps my photography. Have you considered trying a 52 weeks or 365 project? I find the structure really helps to force me to try and look at things differently. Thank you and good luck!
I’m disabled so sometimes it’s all I can do to get from the bed to the living room but, seeing some of your pictures, I don’t think I can use that as an excuse. You’ve inspired me to take pictures of everything! I’m still trying to learn my camera so it will be frustrating and interesting. Any critique you can give of upcoming photographs would be appreciated. And don’t worry…I know I’m not good so you won’t hurt my feelings!
I’m sorry you have so much trouble there. A macro project may work for you. More often than not I find myself wandering around my house looking for objects to photograph. Not only is it wonderful because they’re close by, but it also helps you appreciate things in a new way. At least for me it does. And I started my 365 project last year to get to know my camera, so it’s a totally valid way of doing it! I was scared to share my photos at first but the community here is really wonderful and aupportive. It’s given me more courage a land confidence about my work than I ever thought I could have. I’d love to see your work sometime. Also, don’t put yourself or your work down. We’re all our worst critics and being mean to yourself won’t help you grow as an artist. That’s been the hardest lesson for me to learn. Can’t wait to see your work!
Liz Wyatt Photography 
Who would’ve thought…. rows of beautiful metal slippers upside down on my old grater, I’ll look at it differently next time… thanks Liz for helping me see the world in a new and quirky way!
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Thank you! This is one of my favorite things about photography, and I really appreciate you enjoying my odd perspective!
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It was instantly recognizable yet seemed almost otherworldly seen that way. I will never look at “common” objects the same way. Since I’m trying to learn to take good pictures, you’re an inspiration to me. Thank you!
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Thank you! I love looking at things from different a perspective, and I’d like to think that it helps my photography. Have you considered trying a 52 weeks or 365 project? I find the structure really helps to force me to try and look at things differently. Thank you and good luck!
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I’m disabled so sometimes it’s all I can do to get from the bed to the living room but, seeing some of your pictures, I don’t think I can use that as an excuse. You’ve inspired me to take pictures of everything! I’m still trying to learn my camera so it will be frustrating and interesting. Any critique you can give of upcoming photographs would be appreciated. And don’t worry…I know I’m not good so you won’t hurt my feelings!
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I’m sorry you have so much trouble there. A macro project may work for you. More often than not I find myself wandering around my house looking for objects to photograph. Not only is it wonderful because they’re close by, but it also helps you appreciate things in a new way. At least for me it does. And I started my 365 project last year to get to know my camera, so it’s a totally valid way of doing it! I was scared to share my photos at first but the community here is really wonderful and aupportive. It’s given me more courage a land confidence about my work than I ever thought I could have. I’d love to see your work sometime. Also, don’t put yourself or your work down. We’re all our worst critics and being mean to yourself won’t help you grow as an artist. That’s been the hardest lesson for me to learn. Can’t wait to see your work!
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