Photography exercises

One of the things ph One of the things photographers learn is how to train their camera eye how to spot what makes a great photo or what they can edit into one. Here are three easy exercises to help you start to train your camera eye take better photos and enjoy your time with your camera! #cameraeye #photography101 #learnphotography | #cameras #cameragear

We’ve all felt it at one time or another - we’ve got no idea what we could even take photos of, every image we DO take seems boring and “snapshotty”, and we’re left wondering if our creativity has got up and gone. For some, just putting down their camera works a treat, and for others, such as mys

Are you in need of some new photography project ideas? Here are 15 ideas to improve your photography, kick start your creativity and document your days! If you have been shooting for a few years like myself, it can start to feel like you are simply photographing the same things,

Today, I’m sharing 101 things to photograph when you feel you’ve got absolutely nothing in front of you you can take a picture of! This post was inspired by one of my Auto to Awesome students, who wrote to me saying she didn’t feel she had anything “good” around her to take photos of. And she’

Anyone can take a photograph, but taking a great photograph? Difficult. These photography exercises actually work.

If you'd like to better document your everyday story and brush up on your photography skills while you're at it, here's a list of photography projects to inspire you and motivate you this year!

8 beginner photography mistakes to avoid. Photography is a learning process and mistakes are part of learning any new skills. In photography, everyone can do mistakes, there is no doubt. Don't undervalue yourself or feel bad if your photography game doesn't reach your requirements. It may be some involuntary mistakes you have been made.

I've been feeling a little blocked creatively of late - it's something that always happens when I am feeling particularly busy or overwhelmed, and picking up my camera can feel more like a chore. At times like these, or just when you feel you need a little push to try something new, &n

We all know the feeling of being in a creative rut - those times when we don’t quite know what to shoot and feel a little lost, or else we are fed up photographing the same things, in the same place, and in the same way, and feel we need a bit of a kick up the rear end. In both those case

Anyone can take a photograph, but taking a great photograph? Difficult. These photography exercises actually work.