I have been to Thailand a couple of times both of which I really enjoyed. I was wading through the images recently and thought I would share with you some of my favourites.
Last month I shared a printable with you with 9 points on improving your composition. Over the coming months I will go over each of the points more in depth starting with Simplify Your Subject. Continue reading
An important part of becoming a better photographer is critiquing our own work. Lets be honest no one wants to see 1000 + photos of your holiday or photoshoot or even 100 of them even if you are an exceptional photographer. Here are a few tips I have learned along the way that have helped me in making a better photo selection. Continue reading
One of the things that will help improve your photography is working on your composition. When I teach an introduction to photography I cover composition tips and give the students this little print out they can carry around with them to remind them of some of the keys to keep in mind. I plan to do more in-depth posts on each of these areas starting next month, but for now I hope this little printable will be a good reference for you.
Other Posts on Composition
Simplify Your Subject
Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines & S-Curve
Beware of Mergers
Symmetry & Balance
Cropping
Framing
Change Perspective
I have a preference towards using a wide aperture all of the time, so one of the things I decided I needed to challenge myself with and remind myself of is all the great things you can do when you play with shutter speed. One of the fun projects I have done is playing with light painting. This can come in many forms, from big outdoor projects to fun in a little dark room. Continue reading
Last week I took my parents to the show “Skins of Fire” by the French performers Groupe F. The performance consisted of video projection, fire works, fire balls and performers with lights and fireworks around them. It was an stimulating presentation of pyrotechnics and well worth the night out. Continue reading