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World & Humanitarian Photographer, Nomad, Author: David duChemin - Photographer, author, and adventurer.

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Is it Getting Better?

Two weeks ago, I suggested you stop asking if your photographs are good and that you not concern yourself with whether they are or are not art. I advocated a more playful approach guided by what you love and what brings you joy. I argued that the growth in...

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Stop Making Art?

My photography is never so difficult and robbed of its joy as when I try too hard to make it “good” (whatever that means) or worse: to make “art.“


The moment I focus my concern on the outcome of what I am making or how it is received by others, my work becomes rigid and self-conscious. Not only does the picture-making become more difficult (and the res...

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Stronger Wildlife Photographs: 5 Ways

Wildlife photography should be easy: get a long lens, put the critter in the frame and don’t screw up the exposure. Simple, right?


In the 20 years during which I have slid sideways into becoming a wildlife photographer, I have found myself both delighted and frustrated by the challenge of it. Surely if you know how to use a camera, the rest should be a...

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Stronger Photographs With Just One Decision

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Between What If? and What Now?

I once wrote that “what if?” was the central question for creative people. I also once wrote that our expectations of what we hope for—of a place, a subject matter, even an idea—can blind us to the reality of it.

You show up in Venice to photograph the city in fog and experience agua alta, the high flood waters of winter, only to arrive to a sunny week with...

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