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.
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Viewers can’t see everything that the photographer sees in his or her own images. The art comes from trying to make them see.
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.
Sometimes experiencing people, getting to know them, leads to photographic opportunities. Here are thoughts on how people can inspire.
How can you tell when an image in a series is repetitive? We may need to try the tricks that writers use to see what fits and what needs to go.
With camera reviews on the wane, what will bloggers talk about next? Maybe this is a signal that it’s time to return to the creative side of things.
It’s easy to get into the high school mentality when trying to fluff out a portfolio—but it’s ill advised. Let the project end at its natural stopping point.
It’s tough to take photos every day, but there are lots of little ways you can work photography into a busy life. Here are a few ideas to get you started!
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.
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.
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