The long haul: Triumphs, challenges and collaborations in long-term photography projects
Part 7 in the series 'Long-Term Photography Projects'
Another part in my series on long-term photography projects. This time I focus on some of the ups and downs you may encounter during your project. At the end of this post you will find links to the other parts of this series
Starting a long-term photography project is like exploring uncharted territory. The horizon is vast and full of promise, but the journey is fraught with unexpected challenges, exhilarating triumphs and the occasional need for a helping hand. As someone who has navigated these areas, I'd like to share some stories and insights from my own experience of long-term projects, focusing on the triumphs, the trials and the power of collaboration.
The highs: Triumphs worth celebrating
There's a special thrill that comes with the completion of a long-term project. I remember the sense of accomplishment I felt when I finished my ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) series - a project that took two and a half years to complete. Each photograph was a mi…
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