Standing at the edge of the Grand Canyon, you find your camera blocking the awe-inspiring view. As you journey through America's varied landscapes, you realize...
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Ever feel like life is just a series of big moments, leaving you wondering what's in between? Just like a photograph holds more than what first meets the eye...
Ansel Adams isn't just a photography legend; he's a teacher who helps us see the world in a whole new way. His tips make your photos better, and they also make...
Are you trapped in a cycle of procrastination, watching your camera collect dust as golden opportunities slip through your fingers? I've been in that exact...
Inspiration doesn’t have to come from photography alone. Look for it in all aspects of life and from all kinds of people.
There are times when the pursuit of technical perfection overshadows the creative side of photography. If perfectionism bogs you down, these thoughts may help!
Apply new perspectives to old images, and surprising things may happen. A lifetime of growth and experiences can help us see potential we didn’t notice before.
There are many ways to approach photography projects. Letting them spring from life itself may be among the best ways to create an organic story.
Individuality may mean adjusting our styles to suit the photograph rather than making each photograph fit our styles. Learn my thoughts here!
Are there ways beyond motion blur and freeze frames to imply a sense of motion? There are—and here are my thoughts on how to use them.
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