From Chaos to Confidence; Becoming A Photographer
Plus: Tips For Overcoming Nerves In Street Photography & More
Jeff Tan
November 20, 2024
“The line between amateur and professional is drawn by your ability to be consistent in your vision and execution.” — Marta Hewitt
Howdy Friends,
I came across this quote; “When I stopped taking photos for myself and began taking them for others, that’s when I truly became a photographer.” — David Iker. There is so much truth in that statement. When you must create a picture that satisfies someone else’s needs and aesthetic… well… that’s challenging.
Fear stops plenty of would-be street snappers before they get off the ground, and that’s a shame. With the right approach, overcoming your nervousness is possible. TAKE A LOOK →
Some people are born with more natural creativity than others, but that doesn’t mean creativity can’t be trained and developed like a muscle. With the right tools and enough practice, anyone can learn how to capture impressive, impactful, creative photography. Here is a list of innovative ideas for those moments you find yourself in an artistic rut. TAKE A LOOK →
When the weather is at its worst, grab your camera and search for drama. Learn more here. TAKE A LOOK →
While beauty is subjective, a strong and defined jawline is often associated with masculinity and attractiveness for men. As a photographer, posing and lighting techniques can enhance and define the jawline to create striking and captivating portraits. TAKE A LOOK →
True to form, Profoto continues to advance the art of professional light shaping by releasing two new softboxes, the Profoto Softbox 4’ Octa and Profoto Softbox 3×4’ Rectangular. TAKE A LOOK →
“An amateur waits for inspiration; a pro looks for it.” — Jack Fenmore
Tomorrow: Twenty-seven exciting photo prompts to inspire you.
– Jeff