That old “jack of all trades, master of none” mentality could limit us as photographers. Here are my thoughts on the benefits of broadening your horizons.
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Looking for the unusual is what photographers do, and looking for unusual categories can help you create projects. Here are thoughts to help you get started.
There are so many ways to share beyond social media, but we sometimes lose sight of that. Here are some ideas to help you share your photography.
Everyone and everything has a story to tell. On uninspired days, searching for these unique stories might be the best way to create art.
What are the hidden costs to photography? There are lots, and they’re lurking where you least expect them! Here are some thoughts to help you find them.
We are no longer limited by the number of exposures in a roll of film. These days, it’s better to leave nothing to chance and take lots of exposures.
Could it be that we worry too much about noise? Is the point of art to be as realistic as it can be? Sometimes—but not always!
Once we hang a piece of art, it often remains in place for years. Wouldn’t it be nice to change art often for more variety? Here are some ideas!
The more elements in a photograph, the more difficult it is to organize. But I think it can benefit us to rise to this challenge and organize the chaos.
Extreme high resolutions are all the rage, but are they necessary? For most of us, they represent a lot of wasted money, time and effort.
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