Embracing Authenticity in Fine Art Photography with Elena Dorfman

Embracing Authenticity in Fine Art Photography with Elena Dorfman

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#408 In this episode of the Beginner Photography Podcast, I chat
with fine art photographer Elena Dorfman about the importance of
following your instincts and allowing your projects to evolve.
Elena shares her journey of starting with documentary work and
transitioning to different genres, emphasizing the need to stand
out and push yourself creatively. She encourages photographers to
ask themselves how they can set themselves apart and create work
that hasn't been seen before. Elena also discusses the value of
writing a project plan and being open to where the project may
lead. So, as you listen to this episode, remember to trust your
instincts, be open to change, and always strive to create work
that is unique and meaningful to you.

THE BIG IDEAS


Start with What Matters to You: Choose project ideas that are
deeply meaningful or personally relevant—this fuels persistence
and creativity.

Stay Open to Evolving Projects: Be ready to adapt as your
ideas change during the process. Flexibility often leads to more
compelling work.

Trust Your Instincts: Let intuition guide your creative
decisions, from when to start a project to when it feels
finished.

Combat Cynicism with Action: Don’t let “who cares?” thinking
halt your progress. Pursue what excites you and trust that your
unique viewpoint matters.



Links and Resources:Fine Art and Commercial
Photographer Elena Dorfman's website
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