As a shutterbug and creative person, one of the channels I subscribe to, and visit regularly, is run by Simon d’Entremont – a professional wildlife
Update: June 2022 After a gap of some years (of not owning/using a “real camera”) and almost always shooting with my iPhone 12, I have
This post is meant for newbie photographers who want to experiment with a little creative control. So, you’ve bought a shiny new ultra-compact, or the
I’m beginning to fall in love with lists. Here’s a fascinating one on 100 Things Completely Right about being a photographer… (I’m just including a
After a long time, I’ve encountered a post on Photography that I just had to share with you. Now, I fully realize that the world
The first photograph I ever shot was on my father’s twin-lens-reflex Ross Ensign Ful-Vue Super. The camera was from the 1950s, the roll was a
Many a times, I have offered helpful advice to friends on how to improve their photography skills. While some of them are absolute beginners, others
Digital Photography School published a very useful post by Elizabeth Halford on “How to shoot in public with confidence“. In it, Halford shares with us
I must confess, as someone who cares about the environment, when I first read about the concept of Earth Hour, my immediate reaction was not
This series of posts is written for the amateur/hobbyist/newbie photography enthusiast, and will try and address the questions that typically arise when you’re in the market for photography gear. Part 2 includes “How do you choose a lens?” and “Digital vs Film”…
This series of posts is written for the amateur/hobbyist/newbie photography enthusiast, and will try and address the questions that typically arise when you’re in the market for photography gear. Part 1 includes “Prosumer vs DSLR?” and “Should you spend more on a body or a lens?”…
Kevin Kelly of ‘The Technium’ recently posted a illuminating piece on the concept of “Movage“: Digital continuity is a real problem. Digital information is very
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