The image depicts an open book with its pages spread out on a wooden surface, likely a table or desk. The left page features a blurred, impressionistic portrait of a person's face, rendered in shades of yellow, pink, and green. The portrait has a dreamlike, ethereal quality, with the colors blending and overlapping in a hazy, abstract manner. The right page contains text, with a circular pink highlight around the title of an article: 'When to Let Your Work Out Into the World Like a Balloon.' The book appears to be a publication called 'Shutter,' likely a magazine or journal focused on photography or creative arts. In the background, a burlap or fabric surface with a scalloped pattern can be seen, adding a rustic, textured element to the composition.

When to Share Your Creative Work

I was recently inspired to write this article after seeing a fellow photographer get down on herself for what I thought was beautiful work. It scared me to admit what I admit here but I hope it helps a few fellow creatives. :) Get it in Barnes and Noble or the free digital version at www.behindtheshutter.com

When to Share Your Creative Work

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