To me, only new images is interesting.

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Whether we like it or not, marketing works. It works on us, it works on nerds, it works on everybody.

In fact, the whole capitalist society and system we have is based on aspirational modes of thought.

For example with cameras, the aspiration is that we will become more creative, make better images, and become more inspired.

With cars, the aspiration is that we will live a happier life, a more sexy life, and a more adventurous life.

So how should we apply this to photography?

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Becoming in photography

The first thought I have is that when it comes to marketing, it is an aspirational thing. To become more.

For example, if you are a photography teacher, the emphasis should be on helping people become more inspired, more created, more motivated.

If you’re a portrait photographer, wedding photographer commercial photographer, etc., then the focus is this; become more beautiful, look more professional in order to close more deals, gain more followers and likes, become the envy of your friends, etc.

Buy it for the marketing, not the thing

Perhaps it is easier to just shop online, read the marketing copy, and if the marketing copy accords with your core values, just buy it. For example, I got these Lululemon license to train shorts, and I got drawn into it because the marketing copy said that it was abrasion resistant. In accordance with my value of wanting some shorts, that were insanely durable, which could maybe last me at least 10 years.

What is your desired end goal?

If you’re a photographer, and photography is your passion, I assume that your end goal is to go out and make more photos. To become more inspired, to see more photo opportunities, and to shoot more photos that you are proud of.

And then if this is your actual goal, what you should be doing is traveling more, going on more embodied reality adventures, attending more workshops, attending classes, buying photography books.

Often the problem is that we feel unmotivated in our photography, and we mindlessly scroll through these camera equipment websites, gear review websites, and camera rumor websites, looking for that new perfect camera that will satisfy our every single desire.

I know personally speaking, the one camera one lens to have is the Ricoh GR 3IIIx. Why? Is the newest digital RICOH GR camera, and it could always fit in your front right pocket. Now you have no excuse to never shoot. Beyond this, I find all camera equipment superfluous.

How do you desire other people to perceive you as a photographer?

I say don’t sell yourself short. Better to over emphasize and over exaggerate yourself, than make yourself too small.

Some thoughts:

1. Don’t call yourself a photographer, call yourself a visual artist. Or just call yourself an artist.
2. Craft your own life narrative, and speak in the first person. Don’t speak in the third person, as it is overly terse, and disingenuous.
3. And ironically enough, the fewer the accolades you show, the better. Whenever I see a photographer with too many accolades, it signals lack of self-confidence. Like Cleon said, when somebody asks “Why don’t they have a statue of you?” He said that it is better for somebody to ask why there is not a statue of you, than why there is a statue of you.
4. Emphasize how your photography, or your skills will benefit the other. Typically, if you are a commercial photographer, do you want to make the people seem more beautiful, more happy, and more attractive. Also maybe the idea is to create motivational images. And actually the goal should be to make the photos of the thing look more attractive than the thing in real life. For example, a good interior photographer should make the hotel and Airbnb look more beautiful in the picture than it actually is. If you’re doing headshots for somebody who wants a sexy picture for an online dating website or Tinder, a good photo should make them look more attractive in the photo than they actually are.

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Brands I like

1. Lululemon: I really like how Lululemon is becoming the next Nike; the focus on creating technical apparel, rather than just being trapped in yoga.
2. Vibram 5 Fingers: You are the technology
3. REI: Opt for outside
4. Costco Business Center (The best place to get beef ribs, and beef brisket. You don’t need a special membership, just a normal Costco card. Or you could get in with a Costco gift card.)

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Perhaps it is a good thing to be insatiable. Why? This is what gives you the infinite inner motivation to keep on going.

This is why I prefer just one option.

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Speed is paramount:

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Why speed?

“Cool Prius!” (said nobody)

The funny thing is nowadays, the so-called virtuous say that it is more virtuous to take your time. To do things slowly is better. Slow food, slow living, etc.

However at the same time, ultimately we are more fascinated by speed. For example, we are fascinated by fast cars, fast sprinters, fast technology etc.

Even one of the great downsides of current electric vehicles is the recharge time. It is just too slow. Even with a supercharger; it takes 15 minutes to get to 200 hundred miles. Compare this with gasoline, where you get over 300 miles in less than a minute. Gasoline is still at least 10 times faster, maybe even 100 times faster than recharging your electric vehicle. This is why for ultimate ease and convenience in life, either a hybrid or a plug in hybrid car is still best.

Speed in photography

There are many ways you could integrate speed into your photography. The first one is shooting extra small JPEG. Essentially no buffer time, and it imports into your iPad, iPhone, or laptop insanely fast.

Also upload speeds. Unfortunately even in today’s world, we are limited by upload speeds. Even if you have the fastest Internet connection, uploading takes forever. Therefore the upside of shooting extra small JPEG is that extra small JPEG images (around 2000 pixels wide) is insanely fast.

Promptness

And a few years back, I borrowed a Pentax 645Z, and shot extra small JPEG, with a positive film preset. During lunchtime, I imported all the photos into my iPad, and by the end of the wedding, I already uploaded to Google Drive/dropbox, and sent the files to my friend. This is the ultimate; speed.

Even I have found with communication, whether email or text messaging, better to send a quick bad response, then a slow good response. Or you can always do the funny confirmation of their email, very quickly, and tell them that you’ll get back to them; even though you may never.

Why speed?

I think the main upside and benefit of speed is that it allows you to do more, with less friction.

My ideal is that every single day, you’re constantly shooting photos throughout the day, maybe around 300 to 1000 images a day, and either during the day or in the evening, you are selecting and flagging your favorite images, and exporting them and uploading them concurrently.

For me one of the biggest things was getting rid of post processing. If you shoot extra high contrast black-and-white in camera, let us stay on your RICOH GR digital camera, you literally do not need to touch any of the images, and you do not need to post process them! It is almost like the digital equivalent to shooting film; one of the great things I loved about shooting film, and getting my film processed and scanned by Costco was that after the photos were scanned by Costco, I just used the scanned JPEG images, which already looked great! (FILM NOTES)

RAW is for suckers

In fact, I think in-camera JPEG photos look superior to processed RAW images. I say just experiment shooting in-camera JPEG; experiment with different color presets, for example I really like the “classic chrome” preset on the Fujifilm digital cameras, or use cross-process filter on the Ricoh GR digital camera for color.

RAW is too slow, cumbersome, annoying, and time-consuming. Anything which is time-consuming is bad.

No hesitation

Has this ever happened to you? That you saw an interesting potential photo opportunity, and instead of just shooting it, you hesitated, because you thought either you shot it before, or it might be a boring photo?

I say conquer this. Just shoot cliché photos, or photos you think you have already shot before. Do not strive for a good photo; just shoot instinctively.

Light feet

Vibram 5 Finger EL-X shoes are great. The lighter your shoes, the lighter your feet. The further you could walk with less fatigue, and also the faster you can sprint. I am a big fan of the notion of barefoot sprinting, and also barefoot walking. And barefoot running.

Faster coffee

The reason I love espresso machines at home so much is that it is literally the fastest way to make coffee in the morning. Also, just use an automatic grinder; much faster way to grind your coffee.

Also nowadays when I go to the coffee shop, I just order the cold brew. Why? It is so much faster; they just pour it from the spout, and I don’t need to wait for it at all. Also the reason I don’t like hot drip coffee; it is often way too hot, which means I have to wait before I drink it. And now that I got Seneca, I just need to quickly down the coffee. So if I order a cold brew, or a nitro cold brew, I just down the whole thing in one go, toss the cup, and get on with my day.

With espresso at the local coffee shop, you often have to wait for too long. Either there are other people in line, or the barista‘s are processing other orders, and also the caffeine content in espresso is not strong enough.

Voice dictation

Something I’ve also discovered; you can voice dictate something a quadrillion times faster than you can type it with your thumbs or even your fingers.

One way I have been able to be far more productive, and jot down my ideas quicker is by using voice dictation. For example, this whole thing was written by voice dictation; on my iPad. Just using iA Writer, and the built-in voice dictation function in the built-in Apple keyboard (bottom left button).

This is where vlogging is also good; vlogging is great because you can quickly and naturally process your thoughts, something which is much more natural, and much more personal than just written text.

Quick gym session

Also, you don’t want to spend too much time at the gym. I just want to quickly get in and out. What I personally do is I only stick to one lift every single gym session. Example, either a floor bench press, squats, or sumo deadlift. Once I’m done, I’m out.

Just move on

For me, progress is just keep doing the thing, and moving on with your life. For example, not to be too caught up in your past photos; more interest in the photos you’re going to shoot today, or the near future.

Therefore in my mind, speed is simply not looking back, but looking forward. Isn’t this the ultimate optimistic thought?

ERIC

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Why is pity a vice? Because it infects. Depressing emotions are infectious.

Do the unexpected.

Only do exercises and lifts which you personally enjoy doing. Don’t do any sort of exercises only for the sake of developing a “certain muscle group“.

For example, don’t just do shoulder presses in order to build impressive shoulder muscles. Also, don’t do boring abdominal workouts just for building up your abs.

For example, I hate the persistent three dot buttons on top of the iPad. Takes away from the zen and purity of the iPad design

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All black everything.

No branding. As few layers of clothes as possible. Merino wool.

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What does it mean to be a photographer? Being a photographer means the camera is your way to engage with, interact with, and interpret the world around you.

Why the notion of becoming?

I’m starting to think and believe that progress, and “getting better“ at something is too soft of a concept. Why? It is mostly a post industrial one, in which we are trying to use numbers, and other quantitative measures to rank one another. The ethos behind that is a new religion; the defecation of numbers, or data. For example, the underlying ethos behind Google and a lot of tech companies is if data doesn’t prove it, it is not substantial.

However, to live in life in which you are just relying on data is a cowardly one. Why? I think the reason why people rely on numbers so much is that they lack faith in themselves. Rather than pursuing their own inner artistic ingenuity, like Steve Jobs, people just allay their responsibility and outsource the risk to “control groups“, or “focus groups“. There is no focus group on earth that would have initially approved Steve Jobs‘s vision of the iPhone without having a physical keyboard. Remember just a decade ago when Blackberry phones with the physical keyboard was all the rage? And when the iPhone first came up with a touch keyboard, how much criticism and critique it got? Or when Steve Jobs first made the iPad, how much hate mail he got for not having USB ports?

Detaching yourself from numbers

In today’s world, I believe that one of the best ways to become more courageous, is a “via negativa” (Taleb) one.

For example, acts of subtraction makes one more courageous. Or acts of deletion make one more courageous.

For example, physically deleting, and permanently deleting files on your computer takes great courage. Or permanently deleting email, instead of archiving it and hoarding it forever. How funny is it that we millennials disdain how our parents hoard all of this physical junk in their garage is, yet we hoard all of our data on the cloud.

Therefore, a great act of courage you could do is just delete your Instagram.

Nowadays, I think having an Instagram is almost akin to saying you go to McDonald’s. Everyone has one, thus you should have one. But then again 80% of America is obese, should you? Most people drink Coca-Cola; should you? Most people prefer to drink a Starbucks Frappuccino; should you?

When is it wise to take the harder road?

Another strange bias we have in America is that the more difficult the path, the harder is, the more virtuous it is. However, I believe this to be quite foolish. Maybe then it would be more virtuous for us to use a horse and carriage instead of an automobile car.

As for us photographers, perhaps the most basic thing we could learn actually how to do is how to build and maintain our own website and blog. Our own self hosted domain. Yes, there is some level of technical difficulty which is required of us, yet it is still a quadrillion times easier than learning how to code.

For example, I only know the basics of FTP, website domain hosting stuff, HTML, etc. I know the purest basics to just get done what I need to get done. But beyond that, I have no idea. I have no idea how to hand code my own website; I prefer to just use templates. And no, learning how to self build your own website by hand is not virtuous. I recently had a conversation with an aspiring artist hipster who said he wanted to learn how to build his own website from hand, but in reality, my sense was he was making zero progress on it. That for him, it was kind of more of an aspirational one, rather than a true reality he desired to pursue.

And this is the thing; striving to take the harder path for the sake of the harder path prevents one from actually doing it. This is why artistically and creatively, I believe it very wise to use templates, and the simplest method and technique possible. This is even why in photography, I think knowing the purest basics of photography is all we need. For example, exposure compensation, shooting in JPEG, program mode, that is all we need.

Simple is more productive

“Productivity isn’t the point of life” (often said by unproductive people)

I make a distinction behind true productivity, and superficial productivity.

Superficial productivity is just mindlessly checking your email 1000 times a day. Or checking things off your to do list. True productivity is having the courage to only focus on your most essential tasks, first thing in the morning.

As photographers, our desired end goal is to make new photos. Not to sit on our laurels. In fact, I believe the demise of Henri Cartier Bresson was that he became too successful. That within his own lifetime, he became too much of a legend, in which it suffocated him. He then believed that he couldn’t any longer match his old skills, or his old photographs, and does he retreated and retired into drawing and painting. His former self frightened him, and he lost the energy to go on.

This is not the way. The proper way is to actually see your past self as a weaker and inferior version of yourself, and believing the present and the future of yourself as superior.

Reminiscing on the past is not good

What is romanticism? Believing that the most superior version of things were in the past. Having no or zero faith in the present or the future.

Who are the great innovators and entrepreneurs? Those who disdain the past, and rather glorify the present moment and the future. Therefore, more virtuous to be a futurist than to be a retrospective one.

For example, Kanye West. Also, Elon Musk.

Take the simple path

The simplest path is often the wisest path, and requires the most courage. Also it is the most productive one.

For example, my current simple set up for photography is Ricoh GR 3X, extra small JPEG, high contrast black-and-white, program mode, auto focus. iPad Pro and USB-C to SD card adapter, and just importing photos into Apple photos on my iPad, favorite my favorite photos, and just uploading them to my blog. This is my current eternal creative return.

In just continuing this progress, and recognizing that all progress is flux. To me, progress is not advancement, or getting better at something. It is simply just doing it. To keep doing it.

Motivation in photography

Currently speaking, I am the most motivated photographer I know. Why is this? First of all, I don’t have an Instagram, and I do not upload my photos to social media. I have disabled all comments, stats, likes, and metrics of “external success“. I have already achieved all markers of traditional successes in photography, and it no longer interests me. Also, in my mind I am a billionaire (Billionaire Mindset YouTube Video) // Billionaire Mindset Podcast.

Then, what is the Brave New World of Photography, photography success, and photography motivation?

Photography blogging.

Why?

1. First of all, you own your own digital domain. I believe that blogging your photos is 1000 times more robust than printing them hardbound. Also, 1000 times cheaper and faster. To simply pay your own website domain hosting is by far the greatest investment you can make as a photography entrepreneur.
2. Second, flux. Websites are all about change. And there are always constantly new technical improvements to websites and blogs. For example, I have used the wordpress.org backend for my website and blog for over the last decade, and it keeps getting better over time. Consider this to Facebook, which gets worse over time.
3. Third, I trust Google to store my photos forever. For example, one thing I like about amp.dev (Google AMP, accelerated mobile pages) is knowing that frankly speaking, Google will do a better job of cataloguing all of my images for future prosperity. Google AMP plugin for WordPress is good. I simply put the Google AMP plugin mode to “Reader” mode, so when people Google my website on mobile, they get the Accelerated Google AMP version of it. Google Images is good. And therefore the upside of uploading photos to your own WordPress media library, and blogging them to public is that Google will store your photos probably indefinitely somewhere on their cloud and servers. To give your own personal photos freedom is good.
4. Fourth, you can infinitely edit, re-edit, shuffle, and re-shuffle your photos. To simply re-edit, re-organize, or republish your photos is also a creative act.
5. Fifth, zero friction. I know in the past, one of my greatest impediments to my photography progress was thinking too much in Adams. Printed things take forever, digital things take nanoseconds.
6. Ironically enough, the Internet is still the future. Web 5. In fact, I believe the interest in crypto, is actually an Internet one. Why? If you think about cryptocurrency, and Bitcoin, the whole concept is that your money is on the Internet, and can be proved anywhere on the Internet. Blockchain is essentially a unified digital Internet ledger. So when we talk about “Blockchain“, it is just a new way of talking about the Internet and the “world wide web”. Crypto is simply a more honest internet.

What now?

Action and reaction. This is our ethos. I believe more in action than I believe in progress. Why? Notions of progress are still backed in data, and need to be qualified by some sort of external measure. Action is a physical one. Even observing Seneca grow, he is more interested in action and reaction, than anything else.

So some simple actions you can do in your photography today, now:

1. Always photograph all of your food, your morning coffee, and always keep your Ricoh GR camera in your front right pocket. ERIC KIM WRIST STRAP.
2. Whenever possible, always opt to travel. If you have the option of traveling, and not traveling, opt to travel.
3. Anything that gets you out of the house is good. For example, maybe it is a virtuous thing for you to get out of the house, go out and eat, go to the local restaurant bar or coffee shop, and “waste money“. Why? Perhaps moving forward, we should simply see money as a privilege to leave your house. Why? When you leave your house it requires money. But, money as your turbo charger to explore and interact with embodied reality is good.
4. Get iPad. Anyone and everyone can afford an iPad now. Even if you’re on a budget, just buy the cheapest one. I still believe that an iPad is the best digital tool, and the best piece of technology you could purchase for your photography. Far more than any camera, lens, or other technology equipment.
5. Just JPEG IT. JPEG is the future.
6. Blog it. Blog your photos of today, today. To your own website blog.
7. For feedback, upload your photos to arsbeta.com
8. WHY? Question yourself and your photo ethos by asking yourself the Why? question at least five times.
9. Buy Books, Not Gear: When in doubt, just buy a new photo book, instead of that new piece of equipment. Books by KIM // HAPTIC INDUSTRIES.
10. Write your own thoughts and share them with others. Start your own email newsletter (sendy.co) and disperse your thoughts with others. Also check out my Photography Entrepreneurship Udemy Online Video Course.

Shoot your future

Our new motto.

We have no idea what the future holds for us. But shoot through your life, and shoot through your photos. Photography flux forever.

Vale,
ERIC

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What to read

1. The Iliad — PDF
2. Publilius Syrus — ARCHIVE.ORG // PDF
3. HORACE — PDF

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What I’m into now

1. Back into the gym. Squats (YouTube 385 pounds). Deadlift — chasing the 5 plates.
2. Ready to go to Cambodia, phnom penh for the summer. Also South Korea. DISCOVER YOUR SEOUL ERIC KIM WORKSHOP
3. Thinking a lot about the philosophy of clothes — how to wear the minimum amount of clothes possible. No socks. Vibram 5 finger shoes (no straps). No shirt. Trying to figure out the ideal and perfect shorts (black short shorts). Testing shorts with zippers in the front, but ultimately realized I don’t like zippers on the front pockets, because it adds too much friction when taking things out of my pocket (RICOH GR IIIX or GOPRO)
4. Having fun vlogging random stuff on my GoPro Hero 10! Not using a case or any attachment accessories with it, and just keeping it in my front left pocket always. 1000x more fun than shooting videos on iPhone. Highly recommend everyone to get GoPro.

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Our photography motto:

Why is it that we’re always trying to blame others? My theory:

When we blame others, we get a little dose of pleasure of making ourselves feel more superior.

I say this is base and unbecoming of ourselves.

For others, just remain silent. You are entitled to think what you think, but verbally — remain silent.

No need to blame or even worse — “explain” the behavior of others. Better to just observe and learn the cause and effect of the “degenerate” actions of others and its effect, rather than the moralizing which goes behind it.

ETHICS by KIM

Your Own Personal Code of Ethics

1. Ignorance Takes Courage
2. TREAT OTHERS CARTE BLANCHE
3. Don’t give people what they want or what you *think* they want, give them what you think they *should* have.
4. Anti Small
5. Disdain or Admiration?
6. Beware Those With Good Intentions
7. STUBBORN x FLEXIBLE
8. ETHICS ARE VIA NEGATIVA
9. OBEDIENCE & DISCIPLINE
10. The Motive of Criticism
11. Ethics are Social
12. Anti Role Models
13. What is Greed?
14. On Having the Courage to Make Your Own Decisions
15. How *NOT* to Get Duped or Suckered
16. Why Help Others?
17. The Duty of the Strong
18. Why I’m So Intolerant Towards Intolerance
19. The Ethics of Criticizing Others
20. Consult Your Own Conscience
21. The Ethics of Shit Talking
22. The Ethics of Personal Enrichment
23. I’m Easily Distracted
24. On Forming Your Own Opinion
25. ERIC KIM Philosophy of Tolerance
26. Tolerance
27. Aesthetics are Ethics
28. Morality and Ethics

Perhaps the road to greatness, and becoming the best version of yourself is to become more courageous — not being afraid to displease others. A life in which you are just trying to please others is a slave one.

Something I have realized; there are some things which are created with soul, and some things which are not. What is the difference?

Things which are created with soul are done with extreme pride, love, and intention from the creator. Ethos behind creating some thing is that the creator wants to create something insanely great, to benefit others and the world.

There are other things which are created, which are either only created for a profit (let us say the “new” Lamborghini Countach), or things which are created to satisfy a contract (most of the new popular music, or rap or hip-hop music).

Reckless innovation

The last Apple product I have purchased in used which I feel like is infused with great passion and soul is the iPad Pro. Why? It is a very niche product, that not a lot of people will buy, but for the diehard creators, it is a godsend.

One of a kind

Taking it back to design, I feel like concept designs, and one off things are often done with soul.

The most extreme

Like Nietzsche said, the “grand style” doesn’t desire to please. It disdains to please.

For example, I really love the design of the Lamborghini Sian — I feel like the designers of the car were just like big kids, who wanted to make the most extreme design, to please their inner souls, and the limits of design and engineering.

Is it just a rebranded product?

For example, the Lamborghini Urus is just like an Audi Q8 with a body kit and stronger engine.

Or also how to Lamborghini Huracan V10 engine is eerily similar to the Audi R8.

Why did you make it?

One of the things I love about the branding of Lululemon is that on their product label, they say why they made it. This is great, because it shows the intention of the creators.

Self motivated creations

Even if you have a quadrillion dollars, or making insane financial gains, etc., if your health is poor, it is all for naught.

You know you’re doing something right when people start to criticize, critique, or question you, or are confused by you and your behavior.

A thought this morning:

A noble goal in life is to simply strive to become the best, most supreme version of yourself possible.

Ever since I was a kid, muscles were hugely fascinating to me. Why?

First of all, any human being can increase their muscle (skeletal) mass.

ERIC KIM GOPRO MUSCLES

Ground beef (ideally grass fed ground beef). Just stop by the local market, whether organic or not, and I like buying it fresh — easier to cook.

It seems the easiest is to just use a big non-stick pot, and just stir fry it all (2 pounds or more).

The spices I like:

• Cayenne
• Turmeric
• Indian Curry Powder
• Paprika
• Black pepper
• Salt
• Garlic Powder
• Onion Powder

Then just pour it all in a big bowl, and enjoy with kimchi, or mustard!

MEAT