How about brushing up on your skills for better street photography? When it comes to the general question of how to improve one’s photography skills, one of the most pragmatic, most commonly issued bits of advice is to simply shoot all the time. Always have your camera with you wherever you go (even when you’re […]
Author: Jason D. Little
Jason Little is a photographer, author and stock shooter. You can see Jason’s photography on his Website or his Instagram feed.
How about learning something different this time, such as ways to show motion in photography? Photography places great importance on stillness. It’s one of the concepts most relentlessly drilled into the minds of burgeoning photographers. We’re all shown photos of fantastically sharp images and told that is what we should strive for. When it comes […]
I believe most photographers reach a point in their experience where they want to cut down on their gear. Whether they are trying to reduce size/weight or the sheer number of bodies/lenses they own, the philosophy of less is more tends to take hold along the way. For those who seek a minimalistic solution that […]
Are you looking for simple photography tips? Well, if you’re a beginning photographer you will encounter endless streams of advice and rules that purport to make you better — maybe even overnight. Some of this information will be foisted upon you by more seasoned photographers who feel a sense of duty to pass on their […]
Let us assume that everyone reading this does not own a macro lens. Now, ask yourself, “What is it that makes a macro lens so special?” One way to answer that question is to say that a macro lens does the opposite of a traditional lens. In very simplistic terms, a traditional lens takes a […]
There’s a lot that goes into being a successful photographer. Certainly, the stakes are higher for professional photographers, but anyone who engages in this craft will experience some degree of anxiety in pursuit of their goals. Of course, there’s all the technical skills one has to acquire and develop and, for some, a wide range […]
