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Empathy may just be one of the largest factors that makes one into a better photographer. Here are my thoughts on how you can channel this into your images.
We don’t always think about the meanings conveyed by details like titles or blurbs. But we should, because these are details that can follow a photograph for...
It’s easy to create a cookie cutter website with templates. But when art is supposed to be uniquely ours, shouldn’t we display it on unique websites, too?
The best photographs are the ones with deep layers of meaning. It takes thought to find these layers—and to create images featuring this depth, too.
We often work hard to reproduce reality perfectly—but we’re not bound to do so. There’s value to bending reality if it lends shades of emotion to a photograph.
We can classify photography in any number of ways—and the difference between active and passive photography is one of them. Learn more about these methods here!
Should photographers offer explanations of their art, or should interpretation be entirely on the viewer? Perhaps the middle ground is the right answer.
Planning is an essential part of the photographer’s routine. But when we can make time for it, experimentation has a lot of benefits to offer us.
Sometimes we forget that content really is the universal truth—and that leads us to spending too much time on the details. More on my thoughts here.
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