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Gearing Up For 2024 With Will Cheung And MPB I like to work in projects for my photography. These ca

[View Online]( [Sponsor]( [ePHOTOzine]() Gearing Up For 2024 With Will Cheung And MPB I like to work in projects for my photography. These can last ten minutes, a couple of hours, a few months or several years, but working on themes or sets of pictures like this suits my mentality and keeps me motivated. It is probably a consequence of my inability to specialise in any specific subject so I appreciate it is not a methodology that will have universal appeal. All that matters is you find your own way to stay enthused and motivated. My projects are usually subject-led, but sometimes I combine them with a specific technique or a particular lens or camera. For example, I did a project on the London Underground using a 15mm full-frame fisheye which was great fun, but the only reason for picking that lens was that it was gathering dust in the cupboard. In the event, the pictures worked out very well, but as the lens wasn’t used much, I have since sold it to MPB. To read this article in full, click the button below [Gearing Up For 2024]( To advertise in our newsletter, sent to over 100,000 subscribers, please contact: advertising@ephotozine.com As well as our free, informative monthly newsletter we may occasionally let you know about special offers, competitions, photo seminars or discounts we think you'll be interested in. If you want to unsubscribe from receiving these messages, [Unsubscribe]( | [Privacy Policy]( Magezine Publishing Limited is registered in England and Wales as a limited company. Registered Number: 5218362. VAT registration Number: 845 6759 78. Registered Office: Tower House, Lucy Tower Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1 1XW

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