Photography Projects are an excellent way to bring out fresh enthusiasm and develop new untapped skills. Learn about how photography “Scavenger Hunts” can get you socializing, taking you out of your comfort zone and just having a ton of fun with other like-minded photographers.
Author: Sheen Watkins
Sheen Watkins is a conservationist, wildlife photographer, instructor, author and photography writer. You can follow her photography on Facebook, Instagram and her website.
Photography and Art go hand in hand because they are the same thing. Creating beautiful art through a camera is what is so enjoyable about it all and taking the time to produce those images you can be proud of is worth the investment of your time.
When the state of Arizona pops up in conversation, most people think of the Grand Canyon, Sedona, the Slot Canyons as photography destinations. For bird and wildlife photographers, there are areas where the many different species of hummingbirds, songbirds, owls plus other wildlife, flock to in abundance. The accessibility to prime spots is also […]
While it’s easy to think of sand as a pretty boring photographic subject, a little thought and imagination from a photographer can turn it into quite a photography project. The white sands of New Mexico, the black sands in Iceland, the pink sands in Bermuda represent a fraction of the varied mineral grain compositions that […]
When you’re twenty five, nothing hurts. Your hands, after a long day of shooting, feel just fine. And what’s a little sun exposure? And the back? It’s as strong as ever. When you’ve added a few years to your life span, things start to change. It doesn’t happen overnight even though sometimes it feels like […]
High key photography and low key photography are stylistic approaches that are used to convey a moment, a mood and ambience. High key uses brights and lights to take out all the harsh shadows in a photograph and can be created using natural bright moments or with unnatural application of bright lighting and flash. It […]
