This week, James Popsys walked with their 2-year-old, attempting to get some photos in midday mush. Popsys some good scouting for autumn, and talks about the photographer’s curse that every landscape photographer, street photographer, and any other outdoor photographer will know all too well. Click Here to Check Out Anthony Morganti’s Ultimate Lightroom Classic Training
Nothing’s better than these video types from The Art of Photography. This one features the compositional key to improve your photography. Check it out!
In this video, Sean Tucker offers a perspective on photography and how it might be affected by the rise of A.I. Check it out!
Join Adam on an exhilarating journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Peak District as he overcomes challenges, shares inspiring stories, and discusses the path to photography fulfillment.
Landscape photography doesn’t always go the way we want it to, and sometimes Thomas Heaton struggles to maintain their photography motivation, especially when photographic conditions are dull. In this video, Heaton photographs multiple exposures with a Nikon Z7 II and creates abstract work that transforms the mundane into the extraordinary.
Mike Chudley’s latest focuses on photography to clear your head. Considering how imperative it is to keep your mind in the right headspace, videos like this highlight how photography can be a useful tool in that sense.
The Photographic Eye looks at some of the dark secrets of the photography world. Whether you’re a professional photographer or just a passionate hobbyist, you won’t want to miss this video.
Like any other art form, photography has a way of taking the artist in areas they probably wouldn’t be involved in otherwise. Peter McKinnon has an excellent video highlighting the matter, discussing the notion of where photography takes you.
Being a photographer is a journey more than an endgame, with The Art of Photography discussing the specifics of the matter. It features some advice and examples of documenting your process.
Mike Chudley has a great video highlighting the idea of photography that brings peace. It features Chudley on a morning of peacefully lonely photography. Check it out, especially if you’re looking to get into that mindset with photography.
The Photographic Eye has yet another great video, this time highlighting if you want people to notice your photos. Specifically, how can you change things up in your photos, so people will find them interesting?
Finding your style in photography isn’t singular to photography, with every artist needing to find their voice in whatever endeavor they’re involved with. With this in mind, join Emily Teague for helpful practices and tips to look deep within and discover what it is that you’re drawn to.
The Photographic Eye has a video discussing 6 life lessons for all photographers. The video discusses photography advice they’d give to their 18-year-old self just starting out as a photographer. If you could go back in time, knowing what you know now, what would you tell yourself? Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:17 No One Cares About…
In this video, Mike Smith goes for a walk around Lulworth Cove and talks about motivation in photography, specifically with a photography rut. Smith discusses how sometimes they’re highly motivated but other times, their motivations aren’t there. The video discusses some things you can do to reignite that motivation.
Asking why photography saves us is an interesting question to dissect. First Man Photography has a video diving into this question while heading to the coast to do some landscape photography in order to escape the crazy world and find some peace in the outdoors.
In this video from Wex Photo Video, photographer Paul Sanders explains how he uses photography as a therapeutic tool. For more articles and videos on Mindfulness in Photography, CLICK HERE.
Why do you photograph? Do you have an answer? In the video above, Adrian Vila (aows) explains how your answer can shape your purpose in photography. For more articles and videos on Mindfulness in Photography, CLICK HERE.
Landscape photography and mindfulness are a natural combination, making it the ultimate satisfaction when pursuing a landscape shot. James Hines Photo has a video detailing the two, discussing how mindfulness is here to improve our photography.
Photography mindfulness is the notion where the camera becomes an extension of your mind, with photography being the physical manifestation of mindfulness. How photography helps and aids in a person’s mental matter is one of the many reasons everyone should dive into the art form if they can. Nevertheless, Nikon Europe has a great video…
One of my favorite YouTube channels is Alex Kilbee’s channel, The Photographic Eye. This video is a prime example – in it, Alex talks about mindfulness through photography – being in the moment and seeing. Perhaps a bit profound but he does a nice job explaining it. For more articles and videos on Mindfulness in…