When do “chaotic” images cross the line into being just bad pictures? When can you break the keep-it-simple rule and strive for a bit more chaos in your photography?
When do “chaotic” images cross the line into being just bad pictures? When can you break the keep-it-simple rule and strive for a bit more chaos in your photography?
Is your computer hard drive a confusing mess of photos strewn all over the place into arbitrary folders? Here are a few ideas…
A simple still life photography idea using fallen leaves…
Think you can’t make interesting images because you are locked inside a 900-square-foot flat? Think again…
So, which of the rules of photography should you always follow?
If you are having trouble holding the camera still for longer shutter speeds, at night, maybe just go with the flow–move the camera even more and join the Jackson Pollock club!
What do these three things have to do with one another…?
Oh, how many photographers dream of this… to actually make a living with their camera and their unique artistic vision… But how?
Have you tried Nikon’s new highlight-weighted metering mode? Depending on your subject, and if you shoot in raw, it could be an excellent option in certain circumstances…
Some words on personal vision and originality, with the Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família as an example…