What camera do you use? As a photographer, it’s one of the most common questions that I’m asked. Questions about my camera, lens, tripod, and lights make up the bulk of questions that I get asked by budding photographers and…
Flatlays are a popular way to tell a story with great visual impact. They can be jam packed with gorgeous details yet be small enough to shoot in the comfort of your home. They are so popular that a whole…
Getting the right white balance in your photo can be the difference between a photo that sings or a photo that looks blah. All of us have probably taken photos that look too warm, too cold, or have strange colour…
Strong composition is key when creating scroll-stopping imagery. Learning the rules of composition builds a solid foundation for photographers wanting to design their images for greater impact. But once you learn those rules, how can you best use them to…
Finding your style is one of the best achievements any photographer can do. But what exactly is a photographic style? Your style is your invisible signature. It’s when you see an image and know who shot it before you find…
My last blog post The 2 Things You Need To Be A Pro Photographer prompted a lot of wonderful feedback. I was getting messages thanking me for sharing insights that many felt were insider secrets. First of all, thank you…
People say that photography is over-saturated with amateur shooters and enthusiasts making it impossible to have a career in this industry. People are right if you think that you should be competing against those amateurs and enthusiasts. To thrive as…
Mastering the flatlay is all about the details. Once you’ve learned how to make your hero product take centre stage in your flatlay, it’s time to turn your attention to the supporting props. Secondary props add context to your hero…
Shooting great product photos at home can be much simpler than you might think. If all you need are photos for social media or your online store, you don’t need a big fancy studio or lots of expensive gear like…
Photography is all about storytelling. It’s like a movie told in one frame. As the photographer, you are the director, producer, cinematographer, art director, writer and editor all in one. And if your image is a movie, then your hero…