Finding Inspiration for Photos Beyond Child Photography

Are you currently in a place in your photography journey where your main source of inspiration - your children - have either grown up and flown the nest?

Or maybe they are at an age where they really aren’t happy about being your subject any more?

Or maybe you don’t have kids, but are wondering what on earth you can find to photograph?!

Whatever it is for you, the upshot is you’re not feeling particularly inspired and motivated to pick up your camera lately, and feel like you’ve run out of things to photograph.

That’s exactly what I’m talking about today in this episode of the Photography Made Simple Podcast and Live Snap Love YouTube Channel!

In this episode you’ll learn:

If you’re struggling to come up with inspiration for photos, or are just wondering what your next steps for photography after photographing your own children, then this episode is for you.

Plus, we have a special freebie for you! You can download our FREE projects and creativity exercises guide, which will give you loads of ideas to keep you feeling creative and inspired, so be sure to grab your free copy.

Watch the YouTube video below, or if you prefer to listen on the go (hello you multi-tasker you) you can listen on the podcast.

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LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE ON THE PODCAST

Now I'd love to know which one of these has resonated with you or if you have something else that you're exploring or that lifts you creatively.

Leave a comment below because I would love to hear what you're going to be focusing on next - it might just serve as inspiration for me too!

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Audrey Murray

Audrey Ann Murray is the photographer, educator and creative mind behind Live Snap Love. With over 18 years behind the camera and 14 years teaching photography, she’s helped more than 8,000 students ditch confusing camera jargon, master their camera settings, and start taking photographs they’re genuinely proud of.

A former professional family and portrait photographer, Audrey now shares her expertise through practical, easy-to-follow courses and tutorials covering everything from manual mode, natural light, creative techniques and photo editing with Lightroom Classic.

When she’s not creating new photography resources or helping students, you’ll probably find her at home in Scotland curled up watching a ridiculously addictive TV drama, experimenting with a new photography technique, or finding beauty in the everyday.

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