Category:Into the frame
How to showcase your first exhibition and what I learned
About my first exhibition, what went well, what I learned, what I will do differently in the future and whether it was a success.
How to pose and portrait your loved ones
Some of the most valuable pictures might just be portraits of family and friends. Here's some advice for creating timeless mementos.
Getting sharper Images
Blurred images for photographers are annoying and often easy to avoid. Let's go over the most common reasons and solutions.
How perfectionism slows you down and why you should make mistakes
When fear of failure is disguised as perfectionism, what that means, how best to deal with it and why gut feelings can be wrong.
Using the manual mode
A introduction to the manual mode, why you should learn it, which possibilities are opening up from mastering it and advices for starting out.
Composition in portrait photography
An introduction to composition in photography, technical aspects of the golden ratio and framing with examples.
Why you should start taking portraits in the mid-sun
Why you should stop avoiding harsh sunlight in portrait photography, advices how to make the most out of it and creative ideas how to...
Free Portfolio shootings and a model’s perspective: TfP
Guest Author, Model and Photographer Annie Cathignol tells us about her experience with TfP and what to expected.
Free portfolio shootings/TfP from a photographer perspective
About my experience with TfP as a photographer, how to approach and find models, what to expect, how to prepare and what to avoid.
Small in Tokyo
About my first few days in Tokyo, the streetphotos I took and a very lucky encounter that made my first few days a cultural...