7 Photography Exercises That Will Give Your Creativity A Boost
All photographers find that, from time to time, our creativity needs a kick in the pants. Routines are comfortable because
Continue reading >The Head Vs. The Heart: Why Composition Matters And By How Much
Why does composition matter so much? Because a photograph is, for the sake of this discussion, a two dimensional representation
Continue reading >A Three Part Formula For Better Street Photography
To the misinformed or unacquainted, street photography is easy. Everyone else knows this isn’t true. Even those who are
Continue reading >5 Tips For A Successful And Enjoyable Photo Walk
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the term “photo walk”? I know a lot of people envision a pack
Continue reading >Take These 4 Steps To Successful Available Light Portraiture
Well, you do need light but that light source can be a window and any room in your house can serve as a studio.
Continue reading >Quick Take: The Value Of Not Oversharing On Social Media
We live in world that seems to revolve around oversharing, a phenomenon that even occurs in the realm of photography. We
Continue reading >2 Simple Tips For More Expressive Portraits
One of the many things I love about photography is the freedom it allows for me to share my world the way I perceive it at
Continue reading >Looking For Great Landscape Opportunities? Stay Where You Are
Odds are you shop local — why not shoot local? Take a few minutes to think about the general vicinity in which you live
Continue reading >5 Tips To Help You Create Better Minimalist Photos
I’m sure every photographer strives to avoid making boring photos. But what is boring? There are numerous ways we could
Continue reading >Quick Tips To Get You Started With Night Photography
Some people are put off by night photography. I’m not entirely sure why, but I suppose everyone has their reasons. Whatever
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