I have felt an inward journey to capture from the soul. An open door to connect with the beauty of everyday life, with a slow and loving way of capturing the moment without forcing it. A reconnection with my own sensitivity, a well-held space, a way of meditating and being present, where the camera becomes an extension of one’s own emotion. I wholeheartedly recommend it.
I’ve just finished this course and I’ve got to say I loved it so much!I’ve been photographer for over 30 years now and I saw this on Instagram and thought this is what I need to challenge me creatively and make me think a different way about what I take and how I take it …and about myself to👍📷🥰 Highly recommended… I took this and would have never of thought of it before the course🙌
I loved it all! The invitations for self-observation, engaging with photography, discovering artists, exploring musical landscapes, and participating in a format that encourages the freedom to exhibit and share experiences on Instagram. And, above all, the introspective journey you have guided us through with great affection. I really enjoyed photography as a therapeutic and artistic tool. I would highly recommend this experience. I would love to repeat it!
I was already doing much of this before I started the course. I have a regular meditation practice, and I have been using my photography as a spiritual practice. The course has helped me become more conscious of the process of meditative photography and has offered me new ways to reflect on and deepen my practice.
I really enjoyed the time spent reflecting and thinking about the exercises. Amparo has developed each sin thoughtfully, and the recommended songs are very fitting. I’ve gained a lot of insight from each artist. It has been a very positive experience, and I highly recommend it. Congratulations, and thank you ❤️
Reflecting on each of the sins was insightful and broadened my perspective. The way they were approached made pride, wrath, and greed the sins that most mobilized me. I enjoy writing, so for each one, I told a brief story and tried to portray it through a picture. It was an enriching and creative experience.
Sins is one of the training experiences I’ve enjoyed the most—perhaps because it allowed me to work from a personal perspective while connecting photography with my emotions and the world around me.
It was an interesting and fun way to create enthusiasm for photographing things I once considered foreign or unimportant, while also fostering an interest in understanding “contemporary sins.”
I feel that everyone should know about this magnificent work of yours—you are truly inspiring.
I find it really interesting to discover new techniques, inspiring artists, and valuable insights. You’re doing an excellent job. Thank you for this precious gift.
