#189 FRIDAY PHOTOWALK: PHOTOGRAPHIC THERAPY
Great Pen Wood in Berkshire. Surrounded by the ancient woodland and forestry, I read some thoughtful reasons why you make pictures in the mailbag show of the week. Today, candid work, finding confidence, some inspirational Dutch thinking, cold in Canada, making personal stories and how photography is real therapy for stress, depression and anxiety. Send in your personal photowalk stories to our email address. Pictures should be 2000 pixels wide max.
FURTHER REFERENCE: Luke Bailey’s Instagram Stories and Shapes, Henk-Jan Winkeldermaat’s Mijnmoment (My Moment) site and his Punk Media business, Eric DeLorme’s brisk Friday Photowalk, James Turpin’s Instagram.
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Eric DeLorme dons a warm coat for his Canadian photowalk.
James Turpin’s abandoned farm walk.
Christopher James takes a quieter walk along the shoreline in Sydney.
A misty walk, but still no ghosts… yet.
