I’m implementing this for photography success

This week, I'm discussing a few things I've put into practice that made this last year the most successful of my career.
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[@TheJoshuaPeg]

What's your definition of success?

[@luis_soares_photography]

In a nutshell, the feeling of accomplishment. In other words and in the case of photography; for me; It's doing what you love to do, knowing that you did it well and had great pleasure in doing it. And in the process you had a lot of fun. What do you think Joshua? Do you agree?

[@andrewyoung8072]

I feel like my pictures reflect my mood, I think success is being present and enjoying time spent with my camera. I’ve found myself enjoying woodland photography- merging nature and my hobby.

[@joeyrobertson4926]

Great words of wisdom! I enjoy photography and being outside in nature. Whether capturing nature or photographing portraits, for me, success is enjoying the moment, and learning from my mistakes to be a better photographer.

[@AmirsAllotment]

This is a great video, I love capturing shots of wildlife in my garden and for my channel. When I am filming or taking a photo, i try at that very moment to capture different angles and then wait in anticipation that when I look back at the image will I have captured that very moment

[@rosspowell1665]

Really appreciated this video. Your last point of basically just get out and shoot really hit me. Thank you.

[@Twobarpsi]

I agree that getting out, and taking photos is the only way to progress.

[@martincomeaux6949]

I follow your advise of going out, taking pictures. I feel I'm getting better. Thank you, sir.

[@metal2222studios]

I love your videos man 🙏 I’ve been in a creative rut for over a year and watching your photos has helped remind me of why I got into photography.

[@petergood2000]

Good advise, thanks Joshua.

[@josephmansfield2875]

Wise words Joshua practice makes perfect or if at first you don't succeed try try try again.

[@TheJoshuaPeg]

Thank you Joseph

[@dronepilotcontractors4094]

Great video! You always say the things that I can relate to and i need to hear! There is so much to learn and getting out to practice is key! Now I need to move onward with no more excuses! Thanks!

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Great videos and thoughts. I dont know really. Just feeling I get better. Getting better at composition specially. Thats my success goal of 2024 👍🙂

[@RandyTaylor_1969]

Hi Joshua! Just found your channel by accident.
Thank you for this video that I really needed to watch. Sincerely, thank you.
You've gained a subscriber.
Randy in Pittsburgh, PA, USA

[@kennethhieke6623]

Sage advice! thx.

[@Johnskez]

Great video josh! Ive found the type of photography I enjoy and feel I've gotten really good at it, to me that is what success is. Truly enjoying the photos that you are taking. Not worrying if other people will like them or not.

[@TheJoshuaPeg]

Thank you John 😁

[@josephmansfield2875]

Love your videos and philosophical approach

[@pauldarville3843]

Thanks for the info!!

[@SamMcDermottMedia]

grate video man keep up the wicked work

[@rovibarn]

Great advice

[@temi151]

Liking the beard my man 😆

[@peterhamilton8913]

Nice video, thanks for sharing your insights. I’m at a point in my photography where your comments really resonate.
Quick question, would you recommend to review/cull/edit those thousands of photos?

[@TheJoshuaPeg]

99% of my photos are culled 😁

[@patrickpeeler5994]

I would like to see you do a pov with a Canon a-1 film camera

[@MTGTutor]

TLDR: take a lot of photos

[@daviddyephotography]

excellent perspective and advice. love the image of the sun under the tree branches, talk about timing !