While some may say that returning to the same places is boring, building greater levels of familiarity enables us to tell richer, deeper photographic stories.
Category - Beginning Photography
We all make plans to do photography, but life has a habit of changing those plans. Adaptability is key—and it takes a variety of forms.
It’s tempting to share exciting new images as soon as we can after taking them. But letting them age a little bit can truly bring out the beauty.
It is easy in the world of art to fall victim to a lack of confidence for one reason or another. Some tips to help you build confidence and move forward.
What compels photographers to create photographs? It isn't all about money and fame. Read on to see the larger reasons why we are driven to create art.
There is a lot of information on how to plan shot lists or choose gear for photography projects, but what about the creative side of planning? Here are some...
We all have lots of old ideas laying around in the form of handwritten notes or archives. Here are some thoughts that may help you use some of those ideas in...
What is the photographer’s voice? And more importantly, what does it mean to express that voice? Here is an essay with some of my thoughts on the matter.
FOMO, or the fear of missing out, is a very real thing in photography. Here are some of the places it crops up, and what you can do to get past it.
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