Tools, Timing, and the Stories We Carry
Plus: Lines That Lead the Eye & More
Jeff Tan
August 04, 2025
“One doesn’t stop seeing. One doesn’t stop framing. It doesn’t turn off and turn on. It’s on all the time.” - Annie Leibovitz
Hey Photographers,
In the calm clarity of minimalist architecture, photography finds a mirror — where lines guide, light breathes, and simplicity reveals depth. Today’s stories echo that rhythm: the tools we choose, the moments we frame, the quiet details that carry weight.
Minimalist architecture is more than just clean lines; it's about intentionality and clarity. Through these images, observe how space, form, and light come together to create a serene yet commanding presence. TAKE A LOOK →
Thoughtful client gifts can strengthen your photo business and spark referrals. Small touches like these stick with people and keep you top of mind. TAKE A LOOK →
Sharpen your eye for composition with 33 prompts focused on leading lines. From S-curves to Z-curves, each exercise helps you see and shoot with more intention. TAKE A LOOK →
Leica’s rise on social media has reignited the debate: is the look worth the price? Loved for its color and character, the brand still splits opinion over cost and usability. TAKE A LOOK →
The right lens shapes how a moment feels in lifestyle photography. This guide highlights focal lengths and features that help you work fast, stay present, and tell more intimate stories. TAKE A LOOK →
“The earth is art, the photographer is only a witness.” - Yann Arthus-Bertrand
Tomorrow: Refine your street work with lessons in rhythm, shape, and timing.
— Jeff