What would you do if you had no undo?

In this episode I wish to encourage photographers to consider how their creative process might change without the safety net of an undo button, potentially leading to more considered decisions or a greater willingness to take risks.

Bruce Percy is a full time professional British landscape photographer who spends a large part of the year photographing around the world. He is a keen educator and has published six monographs of his work to date.

Website : http://www.brucepercy.com

Finding the right landscape in one's own photographic journey, can aid personal development.

Bruce Percy is a full time professional British landscape photographer who spends a large part of the year photographing around the world.  He is a keen educator and has published six monographs of his work to date.

Photographs are dream states and working with imperceptible horizons can cast a spell upon your audience.

Bruce Percy is a full time professional British landscape photographer who spends a large part of the year photographing around the world.  He is a keen educator and has published six monographs of his work to date.

Using the edges of the frame to add mystery.

Bruce Percy is a full time professional British landscape photographer who spends a large part of the year photographing around the world. He is a keen educator and has published six monographs of his work to date.

The landscape always has something to offer. If there are problems with the landscape, it is more often that the problem lies within us, not the landscape.

Bruce Percy is a full time professional British landscape photographer who spends a large part of the year photographing around the world.  He is a keen educator and has published six monographs of his work to date.

In this podcast, I discuss the importance of embracing a positive and intuitive approach to creative photography. I emphasise the value of saying ‘yes’ to opportunities, allowing the creative process to unfold naturally, and trusting my instincts rather than over-planning. I share my personal experiences and insights, highlighting the significance of being present in the moment, feeling my way through a shoot, and letting good images emerge gradually. I encourage photographers to cultivate intuition as a valuable tool for guiding their creative endeavors.

Bruce Percy is a full time professional British landscape photographer who spends a large part of the year photographing around the world.

He is a keen educator and has published six monographs of his work to date.

Bruce uses Hasselblad V series film cameras with Fuji Velvia 50 film exclusively.

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Bruce Percy's Website : http://www.brucepercy.com

Difficult landscapes offer great potential. If we can only embrace their complexity.

Bruce Percy is a full time professional British landscape photographer who spends a large part of the year photographing around the world.  He is a keen educator and has published six monographs of his work to date.

We all start in someone else's footsteps, but at some point, we must begin to look for our own voice in the landscape. In this podcast, I discuss the process of finding one's unique artistic voice in landscape photography. I begin by acknowledging that most photographers start by emulating the work of others they admire. However, I wish to emphasise that true artistic growth comes from moving beyond emulation and discovering one's own distinct perspective and style.

Bruce Percy is a full time professional British landscape photographer who spends a large part of the year photographing around the world.  He is a keen educator and has published six monographs of his work to date.