You take your camera out, and you are ready to take the shot of a lifetime, but then… F33… F33… F33…. Your camera doesn’t fire, no photo is made, and the moment has passed. Urgh! So, let’s solve that F33 or FEE issue on your Nikon.

Growth as an artist is a constant struggle. Trying to improve yourself is a good and necessary reflex. But it’s easier said than done, especially if you don’t know where to start.

People always look for the best lens for certain types of photography. Like “the best lens for event photography”. Unfortunately, it isn’t as easy as just reading a blog post and buying that lens. But I can still help.

There are many ways to improve your street photography. You can enhance your subject choice and your compositions. One of the composition techniques I like to use for this is Frame-in-frame, also known as sub-framing.

Recently, Instagram rolled out another new feature: the repost button. Not new as in never done before, revolutionary, but definitely new on their platform.

Street photography is a game of chance, and being prepared for unexpected moments is crucial. But just as a hunter who goes out in the woods, preparation can enhance your chances of catching something.