“You need to fall in love with each of your subjects just a tiny bit in order to achieve something unique.”
“Cvatik” is my Russian name spelled phonetically in English.” New Yersey based talent Steven Gindler started photography in the New York City nightlife scene in 2013 as a way to force himself to socialize. “I have always had terrible social anxiety and the camera helped to create a physical and emotional barrier when interacting with people. Fast forward to now, and the camera helps me build relationships rather than hide from them.” he tells about his beginnings. And we are happy he did. “I want to capture feelings, emotions, the essence of human beings. It’s a typical answer, but it isn’t wrong. My theory is that you need to fall in love with each of your subjects just a tiny bit in order to achieve something unique. Once you learn what you need to know in order to create a “good” image, you need to then expand on that with something personal, something human.”
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I completely agree with the idea that connection leads to better work. When I have a genuine interest in a subject, it always shows in my results. It’s amazing how that little bit of passion can make all the difference.
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hmm the part about the camera going from a barrier to a bridge really hit me, thats exactly what i went thru as a shy kid. Also random tip for any creatives here—when i edit photos i always put on some chill background tunes, actually found a neat little tool Lofi Converter that helps with that sorta vibe.
the way he went from dodging small talk to falling in love with every subject… main character arc fr 😭 this Chord Finder from Audio has been decoding my editing playlist btw lol. ok but when’s he shooting my cat?? i’ll pay in snacks