GO INFINITE
Why Photography?
Photography is what keeps me curious about life itself. It’s a practice that grounds me in the present, helping me find beauty in every fleeting moment. When I make photographs, I find deeper meaning in my everyday life, and it’s what drives me to wake up with a sense of wonder each morning. Photography isn’t just an art form—it affirms life itself.
“Photography is what keeps me curious about life itself. It’s what affirms life and gives deeper meaning to my days.”
How to Stay Motivated
To stay motivated, you have to return to a childlike state of endless curiosity. Every day, start as if it’s day one, with an open mind, letting light and shadow guide you. Embrace the amateur snapshot. Let go of the idea of making a “perfect” photograph, and instead, allow the mundane to become a portal to something extraordinary. Through curiosity, you’ll find inspiration in the everyday, whether it’s a simple puddle or the convergence of people on a street corner.
“Every day, start from day one. Let curiosity, not perfection, be your guide.”
Detach Yourself from the Outcome
Photography is about the journey, not the end result. It’s the effort, the practice, and the joy of capturing moments that matters most. When you’re out on the street, don’t think—just shoot. Don’t get caught up in good or bad photos; consider each one a part of your process, a stream of becoming. If you can find satisfaction in just being out there, you’re already successful.
- Focus on the Process: Each photograph is a step along the journey, a chance to connect with the present moment.
- Embrace the Act of Seeing: Don’t worry about whether the photos are “good” or “bad”—just observe, capture, and let the rest unfold.
“Recognize that photography has nothing to do with the pictures. It’s the journey and the process that matter most.”
What is a Photograph?
A photograph is a byproduct of your experiences. I don’t go out searching for photographs; instead, I let life flow toward me, and the images reveal themselves over time. For me, there’s no such thing as a “good” or “bad” picture. Each one is a reflection of your lust for life—how curious, how courageous you were when you pressed the shutter.
“How curious were you? How courageous were you? Did you throw yourself onto the frontlines of life?”
Every day is a new opportunity to embrace the mundane and uplift it in a photograph. To be a photographer is to exist on the frontlines of life, capturing the fleeting beauty of each moment as it unfolds. I find that each photograph is a testament to the energy and curiosity you bring to life.
Infinite Curiosity and the Practice of Photography
The key to staying inspired is to keep moving, to go outside, and to let go of preconceived notions. Photography should be a frictionless part of your daily life—a natural extension of simply being curious. It’s not about making a few “perfect” images; it’s about embracing the countless opportunities for new photographs each day. Keep moving, keep observing, and above all, keep creating.
“Detach yourself from the outcome. Each day, practice, make more, and remember that the photographs are a reflection of your curiosity and courage.”
So go out, GO INFINITE. See life with the eyes of a child, without fear or expectation, and let every photograph be a testament to your courage, curiosity, and boundless appreciation for the world unfolding around you.
“Create. Make more photographs. Just let yourself be endlessly curious.”