Hunting for beauty and balance, camera in hand
Recently I talked about why I use Flickr and all the positives it's given me over the years I've been on board. Next up in this loosely related series, why I use Instagram. Because I've been with Flickr eight years, it's become the yardstick by which I measure other photography connected sites. Which is perhaps… Continue reading Why I Use Instagram (Sort Of)
My friend across the pond, fellow photographer and camera enthusiast Jim Grey wrote a post recently about how to be internet famous with film photography. It got me thinking about what I enjoy most about photography blogs, the recipe required for a delicious photographic feast. Here are the ingredients I feel you need - Interesting… Continue reading How To Create An Amazing Photography Blog
In a recent post we talked about how the internet helps and hinders my photography. The pros far outweigh the cons, and this post is the first in a small series about some of the sites and services I use online, and the benefits they've bought me as a photographer. First up, Flickr. I joined… Continue reading Why I Use Flickr
Most of us amateur photographers explore this pursuit for the pleasure and the passion of it, and probably don't have professional aspirations. Nevertheless, we still like to get something rewarding from the hobby - in both the experience and the final images. Often photography can be very disappointing - especially the photographs themselves. Flicking through… Continue reading How To Stop Being So Disappointed With Your Photography
The internet is a great wonder of the modern world that's transformed our lives. Without it, I wouldn't know 10% of what I do know about photography, or have owned and used maybe even 5% of the cameras and lenses. But on the flipside, I've lost track of how much time, money and energy I've… Continue reading How The Internet Helps And Hinders My Photography
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