Filling the frame
Whether you're photographing people, animals, landscapes, or objects, see how getting closer or zooming in transforms your shots.
The need to be approved
As human beings, we have an innate need for approval that's deeply rooted within us. How can we make sure it doesn't interfere with our growth as photographers?
Being an “imposter” in the photography world
When you accept that no one can know everything about photography, imposter syndrome vanishes.
Discovering nature's masterpieces
Photographing nature-made objects adds depth and visual impact by highlighting details and patterns that are often overlooked. This encourages us to see the artistry in nature, adding a sense of awe.
Exploring creativity: capturing two perspectives
Challenge yourself to look beyond the obvious. By capturing different perspectives, you open up new possibilities and deepen your photographic storytelling.
Monochrome
Black and white photography adds depth and emotion by stripping away the distraction of colour, highlighting shapes, forms, and textures, creating powerful and emotive visuals.
Capturing the fleeting: Ephemeral
Photographing the ephemeral adds depth and significance to your work by highlighting moments that are here one second and gone the next.
Mastering backlit photography
Backlit photography offers a unique way to play with light and shadow, adding depth and emotion to your images.
Exploring movement
By exploring transport through your lens, you can capture the essence of movement and the vital role it plays in our lives.
Finding beauty in the ordinary
Embracing the ordinary in your photography can be a rewarding creative exercise. By paying attention to the details of everyday life, you can uncover beauty and meaning that often go unnoticed.
Nature's mystery: silhouettes
Silhouettes offer a unique way to capture beauty and mystery in photography. By harnessing shadows and light, you can create dramatic images that evoke emotion and intrigue.
Capturing motion: movement through panning
Panning adds depth and visual impact by highlighting the movement of the subject against a blurred backdrop. It emphasises the action and makes your photos more engaging and exciting.