Creativity

I’ve got a little surprise for those of you who tuned into our “Photomorphis Guide to Creativity” video series last month during my guest coaching stint. I ended our last video with a short speed video capture of my post processing work in Photo Raw to transform a raw image into one that makes an emotional statement. Well, sometimes when you think you’ve finished with an image, you get a lingering sense that there’s something missing, and maybe it’s not finished after all.

In this next part of my creativity presentation, I will discuss some of the methods I use to bring all the elements of an idea together in order to maximize the creative potential of that idea, in other words, to facilitate the synthesis of that idea.

Hi Everyone. I’m thrilled to share the next video of our “Photomorphis Guide to Creativity” with you. This next section is titled” The Anti-Workflow”. We’ve called it the anti-workflow because it concerns ideas, a topic that can’t be easily outlined or defined by a set workflow structure. Ideas, whether they are very simple or very elaborate, need to come naturally from somewhere within you. To effectively harness the power of ideas you need to free yourself from the constraints of your logic and tap into the free flowing stream of all your sources of inspiration.