Finding motivation and ideas

“Maybe you love looking at landscapes and their lines, always stunned by the sunset and the sea?

You might love looking at old classic cars and always cross the street when your eyes observe a beautiful vintage car and study the details.

All these questions and thoughts may lead to you finding your passion in
photography.
Because many people just take photos with no dedication or subjects to follow.

Often they lose interest in photography after a while because they do not find something interesting to focus on.

It doesn’t matter if it is sports, birds or macro flowering that fascinates you. As long as something grabs your attention and interest it just doesn’t matter what it is. The only thing that matters is that you are dedicated to the subject.”

The above text is from the start of my e-book “What are you looking at”.

“I am enjoying your book “What are you looking at” very much and have gained valuable insights in finding inspiration, but also about keeping at it and being thoughtful when taking photographs.” – Mark

You find the book here, and it comes free when joining a workshop, as does the big Lightroom Unboxing Masterclass online course.

Three workshops left for 2025

Available is Rome, Copenhagen and Paris.

Check it out now and secure your spot.

Photos from the last Paris workshop. Leica M9, Summilux 50mm f1.4 ASPH