Some great tips from fab photographer Jessica Kettle. Find her post here.

Another quick photo tip that’s a bit of a trend as well. Shooting your subject from a distance is fun as it allows you to get some context of what’s around them. A fun variant on this is to place objects in between yourself and the subject. You could get down low and shoot in [...]

To get more out of your photos, especially if you’d like to start printing them more, or playing with them more in Photoshop or a photo editor, make sure you have checked your camera’s image quality settings. I usually pick the highest quality setting, but if not try to go for at least one of [...]

When I first started my photography journey, it was a steep learning curve just to get a hang of manual settings, and learning to expose in ordinary old daytime natural light. When it came to low-light or nighttime shooting, I quickly learned that I should avoid the pop-up flash if I could, and that I [...]