Street photography can be very relaxing, but it can also add value to society. A street photo can capture a lot of information about our society and show what’s happening in the dark alleys.

Frame-in-Frame is an easy but, in my opinion, underused compositional technique that you can use to improve your photography. So what is it, and how can you use it?

Street photography is probably one of the more popular types of photography. It’s easy to get into; you only need a camera and the street. But even in the category of street there are several types of sub-genres. Let’s dive in.

Street photographers need streets to satisfy their needs. There’s no way around that logic. And there are streets all around us. However, sometimes visiting a different city and exploring the roads with your camera is fun and refreshing.

Event photography often feels daunting to get into. There are so many moments, so many unique opportunities to capture, and so much pressure. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Let’s debunk the first tricky question: what’s the best ISO for event photography?

Going out on the streets and taking photos can be inspiring, relaxing, and creative at the same time. But what if you can’t find time to go out? Here are some tips to find the time to do street photography.

Photography is one of those professions you don’t expect to be physically demanding, but it definitely can be. Of course, it depends on your niche, too, but most types of photography demand some physical fitness.