2019 resolution CreArtPhoto

And so, another year passed by with good and bad things, with personal successes and disappointments, but all over a nice and productive year for photography. 

Although this year we were less outside, with the camera on our hands as we decided to focus more on our winter and fall photography trips and less on short escapes during weekend brakes, we were pleasantly surprised by the way our images evolved and along with that our photographic portfolio.

Looking back at the last 3 years, I realize that our photography journey was such an exciting one, allowing us to disconnect, to breath, to spend time in the middle of the nature and making us not only better photographers, but better people. 

But before giving you a hint on our plans for next year, let’s see what were the best images of 2018, or at least the ones that touched our heart.

We had 2 major photography trips this year, both in the North.

Lofoten

First trip was in Lofoten in February and I have to say: landscape was at it’s best at this time of the year

 so simple and yet so complex

full of balance and harmony

after going in a trip like this, I can assure you will never be the same again

Scotland

The second trip was in Scotland, in September, where we scouted the most well know photographic places just to discover a small photographic gem, Harris Island.

After traveling to Isle of Skye and Glencoe, both beautiful places but over photographed and over crowded, we arrived to this small island to never want to leave. 

But if you get off the beaten path you can find untouched places also in Scotland main land

You can find all CreArtPhoto portfolio images from our trips in the North here.

Resolution 2019

For 2019 we want to see the same progress in our images as we did for 2018. Every time we take a look at our website portfolio and we decide to remove an image and to upload a new one to take it’s place, it is such a nice feeling. This shows that our new images are better and stronger than our past ones and this is what makes us keep shooting.

Our second goal, and the hardest one, is to print our portfolio and try to show it to people interested in art and maybe gallery openings. We would love to see our images on a white wall, although in Romania people are not so interested in art (or photography related art) in general.

And finally our last goal is to work more on street photography. We both love Asia and we enjoy so much our trips there. So, our goal is to put in more effort to document our experiences on this continent.

These are short  time goals but I will end with a long time goal that we always have in mind. Our goal for the next 5 years is to have, at some point in time, a year worth of photography. At this point this is just a dream, but who knows, it’s never a bad thing to keep dreaming.

What is your resolution for 2019? We would love to hear from you in the comments below.