What aspect of photography.....

..... have you neglected?

Over the past couple of years or so life was more than a bit topsy turvy and my photography lost momentum, mostly due to the restrictions on getting out and about. I did focus on the digital darkroom side and spent many hours getting to grips with Adobe Lightroom Classic and Photoshop, following turorials from the likes of Julieanne Kost, Nick Page and (love them or leave them) the Northrups.

So mission control is fine, especially with my new M1 driven Mac. But using my toys has been neglected and I am on a mission to return to my previous enthusiasm for:

1. Stereoscopic imaging (sorry Howard for the lack of support )
2. 35mm film photography with my Minoltas and Leica M2, as well as home B&W developing
3. Off camera flash after recharging my Godox V1s and 2 x V860ii with the XPros radio trigger.

So there it is, and hopefully future Dyxum challenges will provide some of the opportunities.

I was wondering, is it just me or is anyone else planning on returning to neglected aspects of photography you used to enjoy again?

Brian

I've been meaning to reply to this, and I think you pose an interesting question.

Well, I definitely want to do more film photography, including using my Autocord. I last contributed to the film challenge in March, with a film I ran through the camera that was donated to Oxfam by @alanfrombangor. I ought to be able to do another before six months are up.

I'm still tinkering at the edges of stereo photography, but I think I should try out my paired QX1 and A5000 cameras again.

I like documenting events and places, and perhaps there is more I could do to improve this aspect of what I do - more prep and better execution!