Are you sometimes stuck in your mind and does your creativity seem to have left the building? Whatever your creative medium is, this short class is here for you.

I see creativity as a main source of liveliness, a way to discover the world around us and a way to explore ourselves.

In this class, I’ll introduce five tools for reviving free and expressive creativity. You will be using photography for the exercises/tools. And when you put the tools into practice enough, you will develop effective habits. These will help you with any form of creative expression and you will never be stuck again.

The class is set up as a personal exploration. You will take photos and you will write in your journal. For a quick boost you can do one assignment daily, or spread it out over a longer period. You determine how fast, or slow, you want to go. If you want to learn new creative habits, I suggest you repeat the exercises, until you find you are doing them spontaneously.

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Unlock Your Creativity With Photography and Writing

Key Aspects of This Class

Key aspects of this class are playfulness, joy, creative boost, energy, freedom, surrender, compassion, and personal insights.

All You Need are These Materials:

Camera or smartphone
Journal
Pen

What You’ll Gain From This Class

You may expect a bunch of benefits to your creative practice and personal life! After taking this class,

you will have discovered some tools that help you get creative (again), even when you feel empty;
you can turn the tools into habits, by simply practicing;
(you will feel more comfortable with your camera or smartphone;)
you will have found new appreciation for your surroundings;
you will begin to trust your instincts better;
you will have discovered more about yourself;
and you might even begin to like yourself better.

What I Expect From You

All I ask of you, is that you commit to yourself to doing all five exercises, including the writing prompts. I know from experience that working through these barriers will bring you further. Both on your creative path and on a more personal level.

I also ask you to be kind to yourself and to trust the process.

So are you ready for an interesting ride and do you want to discover the joy of surrender to this creative inner journey? Grab your camera or smartphone, hop on and come out a wiser, more creative and probably even a bit happier person.

Luther Bowdoin

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