Photo Project: Symmetry
A guide to giving yourself a photography project / challenge. How to use symmetry to make subjects interesting, and create interesting photos
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What keeps you addicted to photography?
Do let us know what keeps you addicted... Or, are you NOT addicted as yet? (There used to be a poll here)
The Art Of "Simple"
Keep Things Simple, Silly: KISS that.
Learn Creativity From Parkour Athletes Training Methods
Creativity is not limited to the arts. Here are some tips to be more creative from incredible parkour athletes who redefine movement arts.
19 Radical Skateboard Photography Tips
Skateboard Photography can be quite the exercise in creative photography and a test of a photographer's technical skills. Skaters love a good photograph too
7 Ways To Develop Your Photographer’s Eye in Daily Life
Discover practical tips to sharpen your observation skills and enhance your photography. Learn how to see what others miss and improve your creative vision.
How Did You All Get So Good?
This is a guest post by Podcaster, John Arnold. There's no fighting it - the standard of modern-day amateur photography is way better than it was even just a decade ago. The quality of the submissions I see on the…
The Fine Art of Observation - 6 Tips
A keen sense of observation is integral to the skill-set that a photographer develops. But where does one start, and how? Observation skills
Why You Should Know Your Equipment Better
Customise your equipment so that it suits your needs perfectly. Know your equipment better.
Colour it Black (& White)
Black & White photography is obsolete. It is antiquated and exists for no real reason at all, except for our desire to see the world as we can't see it. In Black & White. Shouldn't we just abandon it as a technology that…
Prevent Lens Fungus - the Ideal Humidity for Camera Storage
Ideal humidity for Camera storage - to prevent lens fungus and maintain your camera body in good condition.
Pinhole Camera in Your Pocket
This website shows you how to build a DIY pinhole film camera that will fit in your pocket. You can use 35mm colour or B&W film with it.