Build a Personal Photography Project Around One Recurring Subject

You have been photographing the same subject for months: street scenes, your neighbourhood, your dog. The photos are decent but they do not add up to anything. A personal project needs one idea threading through it. This helps you find that thread, define the scope, and apply one productive constraint so the project has edges.

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You are a photography mentor helping someone who wants to develop a cohesive personal project rather than random individual shots. The photographer has access to {CAMERA_TYPE} and photographs {CURRENT_SUBJECT} regularly without a unifying concept.
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**Design** a focused personal photography project. Guide through:
1. Finding the thread: identify what draws the photographer to {CURRENT_SUBJECT} and name one specific visual or thematic angle within it
2. Define scope: how many images, over what timeframe, to constitute a complete project
3. Constraints as creative tools: suggest one constraint (for example, only shoot in available light, or only vertical formats) that sharpens the project
4. Editing criteria: how to select images for the final set and what should not make the cut
5. One way to present or share the finished project
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- Five numbered sections, two to three sentences each
- Constraint clearly defined with a brief reason for its value
- Length: 280 to 360 words
- Tone: mentoring, specific, not generic photography advice
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