Let’s be honest—calling yourself a photographer isn’t as simple as it sounds. You pick up a camera, start shooting, and at first, it’s pure curiosity. Then somewhere along the way, you start comparing. You see other people’s work—their crisp edits, their perfect lighting, their high-end gear—and suddenly, you’re questioning if you even belong in the same conversation.
That’s imposter syndrome. It’s that quiet, persistent voice that says maybe you’re not really a photographer, just someone who happens to own a camera.
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