Become a Good Photographer, Part Seven: Choose Lenses Based On You, Not Your Activity
◈ Become a Good Photographer, Part Seven: Choose Lenses Based On You, Not Your Activity
The Life of Others
I took this photo a good while back. I was arriving in Paris by train, and a commuter train overtook us (for some reason I was allegedly in…
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Become a Good Photographer, Part Six: Don’t Learn From Teachers
There is no shortage of people eager to tech you photography online these days. There are probably many tens of thousands of videos on YT. Maybe millions of…
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Paws in the sand
I posted this photo last week as my contribution to Aminus3’s photo prompt: minimal. I thought I might as well explain it here.
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