Inspire photography

Looking for travel photography tips that will help take your photos to the next level? Then keep reading! I discuss my top tips from over the years...

Taking a picture with your mobile phone might not seem like a difficult task as anyone can tap on that button. But you can really level up your mobile photography with a few simple tricks and make your pictures stand out. #mobilephotography #photographytips

Conceptual photography is a form of image making focused on illustrating one idea. This idea, or concept, can be anything your imagination can muster. You can also use a wide range of creative techniques to get your idea across to the viewer.

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These photoshoot ideas will inspire you to whip out your camera and start snapping pictures!

As a photographer, it’s pretty common (dare I say unavoidable) to go through different peaks and troughs with regard to your creativity. There are times when you feel so incredibly inspired that you can't wait to pick up your camera for another day, and you have so many ideas for images th

Cinematic photography has been a big trend this year, and it's easy to achieve with strategies such as leveraging emotions, storytelling and colour grading. Read more about it in my post dedicated to cinematic photography! #moodyphotography #dreamyphotography #conceptualphotography #cinematicphotos #cinematicphoto

These days most of us have a smartphone camera available almost all the time, but these photographers show that great photos don’t just display a paused moment. A little luck, creativity, and ability to think outside of the well-established photography box, can turn just a nice picture into something amazing. And if it was a great photo in the first place, you could get an absolute masterpiece.

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’s most definitely not alone - we’ve ALL had that feeling like there is absolutely nothing around us to photograph (or that we’ve just photographed it all already) so we need to get ourselves off to…