Maybe I’ll Quit Photography

June 11th, 20109:00 am @

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I’ve been having a whirlwind of thoughts lately. It vaguely reminded me of what I went through when I turned 25. Except this time, I’m used to all the confusion that I bring onto myself by over-thinking, over-analyzing and over-asking (yeah, I don’t know what this word means either).

I’m still pretty content with my life, but sometimes I feel I don’t see an end goal anymore. When I first started this journey, I wanted Sevan to be this huge global empire. Part of me still wants that, but some days, I just really want to ditch it all, move to Brazil and start shooting some real artsy stuff. I battle living in two completely different worlds and I really don’t know how much longer I can do it. I’m an entrepreneur, but I suffer from wanderlust. I’m a photographer that gets too caught up listening to people’s stories to bother taking photos of them.

It’s weird, because I still love shooting the commercial things like weddings and portraits, but I think I’d just like to do it in a different way. I just can’t quite figure out what this different way is. Actually, I do know…I would love to be able to shoot things for free and do it because I really enjoyed that. I wonder if that’s at all possible. Hmmm…shooting everything for free. I like it. But how would I seriously be able to support myself? (I really dislike money.)

You know, I’m not going to worry about that for now. I’m going to go with this. It’s really weird, but I didn’t know where I was going with this post when I started writing tonight, but it’s all starting to make sense. Kinda. Tia will want to strangle me, but I’m pretty sure she’s used to my whims by now. That’s part of the problem, I’m whimsical, some might even call me fickle. I have a million things I want to do, but only for a very limited amount of time.

Anyway, I’ll sleep on this…for a few days.

Anyone have any thoughts on who I could/should shoot for free? Or is this all sounding a bit crazy?

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