Creativity Booster #3: Minimalism
Less is more. We’ve all heard it before yet when we pull out our cameras our first instinct is to put everything we can see inside the frame. That’s ok.
Less is more. We’ve all heard it before yet when we pull out our cameras our first instinct is to put everything we can see inside the frame. That’s ok.
Here is another image I made of the windfarm in Mojave, California. Please click the image to view a larger version. I processed this image with the help of Trey’s
I feel a bit out of practice after being sick for 2 weeks! It was just a really nasty cold but enough to keep me from going out very much.
[Spoiler alert: I’m about to tell you that the best image editing software package to use is Lightroom. If you’re already sold on Lightroom, you might want to skip on
“Creativity Boosters” is a series of photography tips designed to inspire and encourage you to try new shooting techniques. Do you ever find yourself in a rut or shooting the
I have to tell you more about those sea lions I showed you earlier this week. (If you missed Part 1 you can check it out here.) Last year the
Long exposure photography is one of my favourite ways to spark some creativity and make unique abstract images. Today, Craft and Vision has come out with a new eBook on
Can you guess what this post is about based on the title? If you live near the ocean you probably can! Sea lions!! Please click the images to view larger
I must have had textures on my mind as I strolled through the historic district of Newport, Oregon, this week. This collection of old buoys caught my attention. Please click
Today I am starting a new series of topics on the blog called “creativity boosters” to help you be more creative and find new subjects to photograph. Sometimes it is
♬ Start spreading the news … we’re leaving today ♬ I always think of that song when embarking on a new adventure! I’m glad we’re not going to New York