Already a good photographer? Want to keep honing your photography skills? Have a read of this article for a free tip on how to keep improving!
Photography equipment – when to spend and when to save
Our Budget Pro Photography guide on how to save money on photography equipment - when to go for the budget options and when not to!
How much should I charge as a photographer?
This is the eternal question for people starting their career in photography. Someone asks for a quote and you have no idea what to say... don't worry, we've got your back. Read on.
Do I need a degree to be a professional photographer?
You don't need a degree to be a professional photographer. In fact, a degree may even be a bad thing. Take a read to find out our take on getting started in the industry.
Is analog film photography a good budget alternative to digital?
Is analog a good budget alternative to digital? The short answer is yes. With film photography you can go from having zero kit to posting a photo on Instagram for less than a $20. And you definitely can’t say that about digital!
Should I be editing my photos?
Do I need to edit my photos? Yes. A thousand times yes. You need to edit your photos.
Actually, that’s not true. Everyone in the world doesn’t have to edit their photos. It’s not the law. But as you’re here, on a website about how to improve photography, you probably need to be editing.
You don’t need High Speed Sync to freeze action!
Despite what people might tell you, or what you might read, you don’t need High Speed Sync (HSS) to freeze action! Here’s how you do it…
How to deal with photography TROLLS
When we share a photo on the Internet, therefore, it becomes accessible by everyone. And we mean everyone. Not everyone will find your photograph. But it is accessible by everyone, if they happen to look in the right place.
Top 10 tips for better photographs from ANY CAMERA
This is our list of general points that ANYONE can follow on ANY CAMERA... whether that is a smartphone, an analogue film camera, a Polaroid camera, or top of the range DSLR or mirrorless camera.
Do I have to be an artist to be a professional photographer?
The short answer is this – NO, you don’t have to be an artist to be a professional photographer. But... you already are an artist.