What Moves You

Finding your own photo style is a journey, not a destination

Bill Hatcher

Updated October 17, 2016

To what can we look to inspire our photographic style, and what are the benefits of knowing our photographic style? As photographers, we fly, drive or hike into the world’s farthest corners to be surrounded by beautiful landscapes or a constant whirl of exotic people and events.

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Originally Published August 1, 2008

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