Change can be hard. It is tough to learn new things, break old habits, move forward. But it's essential to photography. Here are my thoughts on the matter.
Category - Photography Fundamentals
Ah, the Inverse Square Law. No, it’s not the latest Netflix thriller, though it could be the title of a photographer’s journey to mastering the art of light...
The human eye does not look at the world the same way that a camera does. To design effective images, you'll need to understand how the eye sees.
Photographers tend to steer clear of labeling themselves as generalists. But could specialization prove limiting? Here are some of my thoughts on this!
Sometimes, breaking rules better serves a photograph. Experienced photographers know that the rules are best followed most of the time, but not always!
The aperture is one of your most important tools. Learn how masters such as W. Eugene Smith and Ansel Adams used aperture settings to create their art.
If we, as photographers, aren't introspective, we may not see how our thoughts change over time. Take a moment to think back and refresh yourself.
Choosing the correct ISO speed is a balancing act. Learn how to balance your exposure while minimizing the grainy look that some high-ISO images have.
Everyone learns a bit differently. If you want to improve your photography knowledge, then it will benefit you to learn about learning styles.
Shutter speed controls are vital if you want to create art from motion. In this post, you'll learn how to use shutter speeds to freeze motion or capture...
Collecting Old Postcards
