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Almost exactly a year ago I posted this thread on Fredmiranda.com (this was before I knew about TP so forgive me
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http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/801670/0
It was basically me pouring my heart out after the worst week of my life, and merely posed the question can Photography mend a broken heart?
Well a year on I can say Photography, while not exactly a true healer, it has certainly helped me throughout the course of the year. I still think of my ex every day, wonder what she's getting up to. But I find that when doing my photography I think of nothing but that, which is a great help when dealing with something like this.
Also I think the split pushed me into buying the 1D3 and 300 2.8IS which is more money than I'd ever thought i'd spend on photo gear and therefore has given me the extra motivation to make something of myself as a photographer. Time to crack on and meet the deadline i've set of working for a sports agency by the end of next season.
Anyone else used photography to turn something negative into a positive?
)http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/801670/0
It was basically me pouring my heart out after the worst week of my life, and merely posed the question can Photography mend a broken heart?
Well a year on I can say Photography, while not exactly a true healer, it has certainly helped me throughout the course of the year. I still think of my ex every day, wonder what she's getting up to. But I find that when doing my photography I think of nothing but that, which is a great help when dealing with something like this.
Also I think the split pushed me into buying the 1D3 and 300 2.8IS which is more money than I'd ever thought i'd spend on photo gear and therefore has given me the extra motivation to make something of myself as a photographer. Time to crack on and meet the deadline i've set of working for a sports agency by the end of next season.
Anyone else used photography to turn something negative into a positive?
Very good
