How to Create Photo Albums Without Losing Your Mind
In this era of digital photographs taken from the phone constantly in your pocket and saved on some hypothetical cloud, an actual photo album can still bring an old-school sensibility.
These 7 Gifts Will Make Any Photographer’s Life Easier, More Creative, and Way More Fun
What do you get someone who already owns five cameras? A gift that’s actually useful. Not another lens mug or t-shirt with a cheesy camera quote.
The Don'ts of Street Photography
As with any art form, street photography comes with its own set of rules, guidelines, and ethical considerations. While much attention is given to what should be done to capture compelling photographs, it is equally crucial to understand what should not be done. These are practices that can infringe on people's rights, disrespect cultural norms, or simply result in poor quality images.
Are Logan Paul’s Photos Worth Millions?
Logan Paul recently released his 99 Originals. I am taking a look at the images from a photographer's perspective.
How to learn from photography books
Buy books not gear is probably the most common advice you are going to get when searching for how to improve your photography. Great! But, how should you actually do it? And how can you do it effectively so you really get better?
Using Artlist music and Artgrid Footage on YouTube (get 2 extra months)
Today I'm going to talk about how I use stock footage and music in my videos, what the advantages are and how you can do the same.
The Brilliant Use Of Complementary Colors In The Queen's Gambit
Colour is a powerful mood changer and it can be expressed based on a photo’s color scheme. Let’s talk about the use of complementary colors in the Netflix show The Queen’s Gambit.
Easy edit to make the colours POP in 2 minutes
I am gonna show you how you can make your colours pop with this easy process.
New issue of Eyeshot Magazine - Flora and Fauna
Nature and animals are undisputed protagonists in art, from Palaeolithic cave paintings up to Maurizio Cattelan’s avant-garde provocations. But how can street photography, which is intrusive, frenetic and eager for contemporaneity, talk about something that lives without being aware of the era it belongs to?