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08/05/2025 In Photo Tips, Venture Blog By sengmah

Finding Creativity

Many of us labour under the belief that something isn't worth creating unless it's grand, iconic, spectacular, and, especially, if it will be award-winning or, at least, garner a lot of likes and faves on social media. But creativity is never about the output, or...

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29/04/2025 In Photo Tips, Venture Blog By sengmah

When you grow bored of your own work

Is this a sign of creative growth? Photographers are creative people. We thrive on fresh visual stimuli, making pictures that excite us, that feed our desire to create new work.  It's no surprise that every so often, we'll hit a wall and find our own work dissatisfying....

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24/04/2025 In Travel, Venture Blog By sengmah

Nepal Gallery – Between Peaks and People

Photographing Nepal is a very immersive experience —one where faith, culture and daily life in a land where old and new interweave tell stories of people and place, history and presence. I have just returned from a photography scouting trip to Nepal, a journey...

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22/02/2025 In Photo Tips, Venture Blog By sengmah

Why Photography Isn’t About Cameras

This article was first published in the February 2025 edition of Venture Horizons, our email newsletter. I know; I know. It's a bold statement to make: that photography isn't about cameras. But I'm going to make it. Why? Because recent conversations with people who enjoy photography but who...

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14/12/2024 In Uncategorized By sengmah

Favourite images of 2024

It's that time of the year again as the calendar winds towards the end of another hugely packed year and photographers everywhere showcase their "best" images of the year. I prefer to present my favourite images -- the ones that mean something to me and...

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27/10/2024 In Travel, Venture Blog By sengmah

Bhutan Photography Tour – Reflections

There is something very special in the air when you step off the Druk Air flight at Paro Airport and walk across the runway towards the arrivals building. Perhaps it is the rarefied heights of 2200 metres above sea level. Or perhaps its the pervading...

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