Photography Philosophy – Part VII – The Philosophy of Impermanence

Explore the philosophy of impermanence in photography and how fleeting moments, mistakes, and spontaneity shape powerful images. Discover how embracing imperfection and accepting the passage of time can lead to greater creativity and deeper connections with your subjects. A journey through the essence of photography and its evolving process.

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Smartphone Photography – Welcome to the Dark Side

Passionate about photography? Ever felt the sting of someone dismissing “real cameras” for their phone? I get it. But, as Chase Jarvis said, “The best camera is the one that’s with you.” While phones can’t replace our beloved cameras, with effort and mindfulness, phone photography can yield great results. Stay tuned for tips on phone photography and editing!

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Prime vs Zoom Lenses: Choosing the Right Lens for Your Photography

In this article, the author shares insights on prime and zoom lenses, emphasizing their unique advantages. Prime lenses excel in image quality and creativity, while zoom lenses offer convenience and versatility. Ultimately, choosing the right lens depends on personal needs, budget, and the desired photography style, encouraging readers to explore their passion fully.

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Frame It Right: The Art of Composition in Photography Part IV

In my previous articles (Part I, Part II, Part III), we’ve embarked on a journey to understand the basics in photography. I have talked about exposure, set out…

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Frame It Right: The Art of Composition in Photography Part II

This article explores fundamental principles of composition in photography, including framing, negative space, and color theory. The author emphasizes the importance of deliberate practice and gradual incorporation of these elements into one’s photography. The next session will cover pattern and repetition, scale and proportion, and depth and layering.

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The Art of Visual Note-Taking in Photography: Lessons from a Reflective Portrait

A photo that wasn’t meant to be a photo Not every photo I take is meant for a portfolio or a blog post. Some are just notes to…

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