Street photography means different things to different people, and there’s no one perspective that’s objectively better than another. Street photographers, regardless of skill level or degree of commercial success, tend to be rather passionate about their work — it’s a deeply personal endeavor. As someone who spends more than half my time behind the camera […]
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Posts about Kodak.
There are probably a few things we will need to know about the relationship between Sony cameras and Minolta cameras, and it may not be what you would normally expect. Put your virtual hands up if you own a Sony camera. Quite a few of you I’m betting. Now keep those hands up if you […]
Technology has given us infinite possibilities via digital photography, and it also precipitated an almost complete annihilation of analog and chemical-based photography. However, thanks to a weird mixture of events, analog photography has regained some strength after the devastating blow that digital photography gave to it. Not only has the camera produced incredible art, it […]
There is something about the color red that make our brains go a little bit crazy. A symbol of love, rage, courage, desire, power, and passion, it is one of the prime colors that can have an amazing impact on people and, as such, an amazing impact on your photography. The earliest attempts at photographing […]
How do you know if your photography is any good? Here are seven questions to ask yourself when critiquing your photography.
Deciding to shoot a roll of film is a big step in your journey as a photographer. When you’ve never used anything but a digital camera, the thought of entering the analog realm with all its requisite hoops to jump through can seem daunting. Film photography is rife with the potential for mistakes that can’t […]
