2nd P: photo taking
As introduced in my 3P Photo Creation Process, only the 2nd P - PHOTO TAKING - involves a camera. There are many photography tips I'd like to share about photo taking skills and techniques, camera settings, camera and equipment. However, without knowing your skill level, I might be sharing something too advanced or too basic. I'd be very happy to know how long you have used a dSLR, and what you are most interested in photographing most, and what common questions you face and what you'd like to learn, so I can tailor my content more to your needs.
Below are some topics that interest many photo enthusiasts. Each genre of photography requires different gear, skills. If you are a beginner, you might want to try out different genres. Over the time, you might find yourself more interested in one type of photograph than the other, and form your own style.
After traveling with my kids in Europe for 5 straight months last year, I finally compiled my top 10 tips on How To Take Great Travel Photos In Crowded Places.
A backlit photo gives your subject a golden glow. It almost instantly enhances your photo quality - if you know to do it right.
Watch my video detailing why I chose Canon EOS R5 as my second mirrorless camera. Sample photos are mostly JPEGs taken on my first day trying out Canon EOS R6, another great camera, but not for me.
A video tutorial on how to improve photography at home by photographing your favorite subjects and honing skills.
If you have been a DSLR photographer for a while but haven’t quite figured out how to produce quality photos, consistently, you might naturally think your camera is not good enough. Please hold on buying a new camera and read my top tips on how to improve your photography.
Learn more 1st P - Planning and Logistics & 3rd P - Post Processing
Today I’d like to share some practical, and easy to implement solutions to elevate your travel photos. Try them out for your next trip.