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Bad cable management isnʼt just an eyesore. That tangled situation behind your computer, the heap under your desk, the charging station that looks like some weird outburst of alien flora…those arenʼt just aesthetic problems. Theyʼre operational ones. And theyʼll eventually cost you time, frustration, and even money in some cases.
I deal with a lot of cables. My setu...
Framing is one of those things that sounds similar to composition. And it is, kind of. But they’re not quite the same thing. And once you start to understand what framing actually means, it changes the way you see photography.
Framing can mean two different things. The first is what you choose to include in your image and, maybe more importantly, what you choose to ...
You picked up a camera a few years ago and never really put it down. You’ve been shooting ever since, for friends, family and the occasional favour. You have a day job, but photography gives you the creative satisfaction you crave. Lately, you’ve been thinking about how to find your first paying photography client. But you’re holding yourself back by thinking:
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I’ve been shooting film photography for nearly ten years, and over that time, I’ve made a lot of mistakes. That’s just how it is when you’re learning something: you make mistakes, you feel stupid, you change it next time.
But rather than just let you figure it out all on your own, I thought I might as well put together the 5 film photography mistakes I see all the t...
Being from the UK, we get our fair share of cloudy days. You know the ones. Those days where you lose the will to live and everything feels a bit pointless.
No, me neither.
But autumn is genuinely the season I look forward to most. It’s mostly because of the weather everyone else complains about. The mist, the flat grey light, the rain that never quite com...