Don’t edit all your photos at once!
When you come back from holidays you may be tempted to start editing all of your photos on your computer. While it’s a great way to reflect on your recent […]
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What is your backup solution?
You may have heard this countless of times from other photographers, and you’ll continue to hear it well into the future as well. It’s all for good reason because there’s
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Changing lenses changes the moods
I was at a hotel room One day and noticed the low laying clouds hovering just beneath the tip of My. Fuji. I had my 14-24mm wide angle lens on
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Why don’t you use a daypack?
Try travelling light. When you go on holidays you’ll be tempted to pack all of your gear to be able to capture any scenario that comes your way. It’s fine
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The very basics of The Photographer’s Ephemeris
Many have asked in the past what app I use to pinpoint the exact location a sun will rise or set during any given day. I’ve mentioned this before in
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There’s always another vantage point
While I was at Door’s Open yesterday, I came across this scene that I was very happy to see. This building’s ceiling is very heavily photographed because of its intricate
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How could this minimalist image be even more minimal?
When I took this picture, I intentionally composed it so the sailboat was the only thing in the frame. I really liked how the sky and water almost seamlessly blended
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Let your photos marinate
I loosely mentioned this before in another post, but this is something that many photographers do before they go and edit a photoshoot that they just did. When you are
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