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In photography, getting caught up in the allure of new gadgets and trending techniques is easy. However, a year’s worth of retrospection often reveals a simple...
In my grade school days, I had a firecracker of a teacher whose startling desk-slaps and "Pay attention!" outbursts seemed over the top back then. Yet, her...
In the world of photography, where camera comparisons and unedited RAW captures dominate discussions, lies a captivating paradox. Let's talk about the...
There are times when the pursuit of technical perfection overshadows the creative side of photography. If perfectionism bogs you down, these thoughts may help!
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.
New Year’s resolutions are a popular tradition—but they can be a little bit tricky. Don’t let them trap you into attempting to improve yourself once each year.
Where photography is concerned, there can be no tried and true formula that we can rely on for photograph after photograph. We must keep innovating.
Does the artistic process matter? Of course—but only to the artist. For the audience, it’s the result that matters most.
Change is inevitable in photography. How we handle it is interesting. Here are more of my thoughts on goals, change, and how we may learn about our creativity.
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