Read Time: 5 minutes Finding an element of a gesture with your subject adds so much to your photograph, even when no people are present. … Continue readingThe importance of Gesture in your photographic compositions
Read Time: 4 minutes Inspired by William Eggleston and classic 70’s/80’s movies, I’ve tinkered around and created a custom Fujifilm Jpeg Film Simulation for you. … Continue readingFujifilm Jpeg Film Simulation : Egglechrome
Read Time: 5 minutes Does staying unfocused on a specific project when out shooting allow us to speak more directly with our photographic voice in the long run? … Continue readingHow An Asset Gathering Mindset Sets You Up For Success With Long Term Projects
Read Time: 4 minutes We should always strive to keep learning, keep growing, as photographers. Here are 5 things I learned about photography this week. … Continue reading5 things I learned about photography this week
Read Time: 10 minutes With real examples from film & cinema I’m debunking the trendy, yet wrong, advice on how to create a cinematic photograph. … Continue reading3 REASONS THE “HOW TO CREATE CINEMATIC PHOTOGRAPHY” ADVICE YOU’VE BEEN GIVEN IS ALL A LIE AND HOW YOU CAN AVOID THE TRAP
Read Time: 5 minutes It’s incredibly hard to create photographs when you’re outside your comfort zone. It’s worth working at to expand your toolbox, so keep at it. … Continue readingIt Ain’t Easy Being Green
Read Time: 4 minutes Photography, creativity, and art are not always glitz and glam. At times we need to get down and dirty with our cameras to successfully capture our vision. Let’s get down and dirty… … Continue readingDown & Dirty Photography
Read Time: 4 minutes Let me show you how to turn harsh mid-day sunlight into moody moonlit night! Super simple to do RIGHT IN CAMERA! … Continue readingTurning Day Into Night – In Camera Photo Fun
Read Time: 3 minutes Two heads are better than one, isn’t that the saying? Here’s a tip to take two good pictures and elevate them to one great project! … Continue readingDuality – A tip on photographic team work