The $5 Photograph
I’ll readily admit I have a lot of supplies for [...]
6 Ways to Fix your Photo Funk
Discouragement, fear, demotivation, I’ve discussed these way too much at [...]
Growing little worlds
A strolling Brett gathers mo moss “Growing little worlds” sounds [...]
How and when did you find your photographic expression?
How does a photographer find their own photographic expression? Have [...]
The dream is free
If you’re only taking photos for fun, this post is [...]
Behind the scenes of “These are not the droids…”
Another photo which I created for the Stuck in Plastic [...]
Studios can be outdoors too!
Did you know studios can be outdoors too? We’ve all [...]
A Behind the Scenes look at “Killer Score”
This is the first of three photos I took for [...]
The Basics – Exposure Compensation
Every DSLR camera owner has his or her preferred camera [...]
Forced Perspective?
Um, I think it’s just perspective when you’re lying in [...]
A Reminder To Remember
Baader-Meinhof? I’ve been seeing a lot of that lately? Your [...]
The Basics – Working in a Series
series (ˈsɪəriːz; -rɪz) n, pl -ries 1. a group or connected succession of similar or related things, usually arranged in order What happens we you apply [...]
Color vs. Monotone
Black and White photography, two simple colors, sounds easy enough [...]
The Basics – Rule of Thirds etc….
In this series on The Basics I’ve already touched on [...]
The Basics – How to Buy a Camera
I can’t believe I’m writing this post. But I was asked [...]
The Basics – Depth of Field
You’ve probable heard the term ‘depth of field’ or DoF [...]
Leveling Up With LEGO
Shooting LEGO minifigs is like a game for me, a [...]
The Basics – Foreground Interest
Foreground Interest is yet another tool in the photographers bag of [...]
The Basics – Leading Lines
‘Leading lines’ is one of the tricks photographers use to organize their [...]
The Basics – Sticky Tack
Sticky Tack or Blu-Tack can be a toy photographers best friend. [...]