This is one of the most interesting questions that everyone is creative at some point. As a thought and a photo are indeed quite different matters. In the head there is indeed a quick little idea of just what is then the result? Actually, we only see the finished work and it was never like this and it is this area of work is very often a great mystery. Maybe some of you want to find the comment like your experience here. As an example, I found an interview with the artist Jürgen Klauke which was published in European Photography.
Jürgen Klauke: So the example "the formalization of boredom": At first it was a work block, the remaining loose boredom, I then tried to break through this blockade to work on this condition, I'll be obsessed with the idea and develop such a large complex in concept books, which include the necessary intuition, visual ideas, you collect materials reads to me, who has already said something to boredom, developed a concept, I'm very precise scribbles, sketches, so that nothing is left to chance or the photography unit, and then the shot, up it comes to photo sessions, is the artistic work, the creative-done. began
(c) Jürgen Klauke, formalization of boredom
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