
Insights From the Creative Path
Learn to trust your intuition and expand your photographic potential.
Are you focusing on what really matters, your creative voice?
Whether you’ve been traveling for a while or just getting started, the path of creativity starts in your heart and mind. The camera just goes along for the ride.
This is not a technical book, but rather a guide to finding the inspiration and confidence to make personal images.
Insights From the Creative Path | Find Meaning, Explore Your Vision
- Available in PDF, ePub (iPad, Mac), and Mobi (Kindle) formats
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After purchase you will receive an email “Your account on Robert Rodriguez Jr Photography”. Simply click on the ‘my-account’ link to select a format and download.’
What’s Inside the Book
Are you seeking more than just technically perfect images? Is the endless pursuit of gear and praise leaving you less than motivated to find your creative path as a visual artist? Do you even think of yourself as an artist?
This book is an exploration of passion and personal vision in my journey as a landscape photographer and creative artist. It’s also a manifesto of sorts that will help you think break past self-imposed limits such as fear and doubt. and discover your personal voice.
As a professional music producer for 15 years, and now as a landscape photographer for over a decade, I’ve experienced the immense satisfaction and challenge of living a creative life. It’s taught me that what matters most is your story, and your vision.

What others are saying...
“This book has renewed my my drive for spending time in nature and making photographs that connect emotionally with the viewer.” – AE Jones
“This book is filled with his wonderful photographs illustrating the creative exercises for the reader. He includes pertinent quotes throughout with links to artists and thinkers providing not just one book but an e-shelf overflowing with information, ideas, and inspiration. Buy the book, do the exercises, and you’ll become a better photographer.” – Mariann Moery
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