Welcome to the Tiny tips index page. Tiny Tips are where you get a small dose of photography, theory, and suggestions. They’re designed to be a quick dose of photography information, or inspiration to get your gears grinding, and set in motion some thinking about the art and craft of photography.
The Tiny Tips Series:
This series is written by John Sudhakar and curated by Susheel. We will be adding posts regularly, so please do come back!
- Drawing with Light
- Study Reflected Light
- Tiny Tips 5: Study light from different angles
- Tiny Tips 6: Study your Main Light Source
- Tiny Tips 7: Study flare caused by the Angle of your Main Light Source
- Tiny Tips 8: Best Apertures for Sharpness
- Tiny Tips 10: Study and Use Backlighting for Close-up/Macro Photography
- Tiny Tips 12: To the New Enthusiast – Know What You Like to Shoot
- Tiny Tips 13: To the Aspiring Professional – Know Where Your Money Lies!
- Tiny Tips 14: Hold your Camera Right
- Tiny Tips 15: Hyperfocal Distance in Street Photography
- Tiny Tips 16: Always Use a UV Filter
If you’d like to contribute your thoughts, or if you have a tip for us, share it in the comments, and we will do our best to incorporate your tips into the Tiny Tips series of posts.
Hey! What a brilliant series! It’s like a mini photography course. Have you considered making YouTube video tutorials? What I love about this blog is how passionate you are about photography. And I think that would come out even more if you were on screen talking to us. Just a thought! :)
Hey Rohan, It looks like you’re really spamming the site with comments! Welcome comments though. :D
Glad you’re finding the articles useful. This series was mostly written by my dad – John Sudhakar, so they’re short and to the point. I’ll let him know that you enjoyed them.
I may get around to making videos over time… Video making is a different skill altogether though, and one that needs to be mastered – especially so that the viewer feels comfortable – is comfort in front of the camera. That’s tough, and I don’t think I’m there yet. Working on it though! Thanks for asking.