Friday Photography Tips #13 - Embrace Limitations
When we buy a camera they usually come bundled with a zoom lens, typically 18-55mm that lets you get wide or narrow field of view to suit...
Friday Photography Tips #12 - The Life Monochrome
For most of us life is in colour. Occasionally dull but often vibrant, it's how we describe our mood, our language and helps us to recall...
Friday Photography Tips #11 - Learn Through Experience
Practice Makes Perfect. Approximately 16 years of my working life have been spent in the world of 'Learning & Development'. Whenever I...
Friday Photography Tips #10 - When the Sun Goes Down
Just because the sunlight is ending doesn't mean your photography has to. The setting of the sun usually signifies the end of the...
Friday Photography Tips #9 - Change Your Perspective
A High Angle shot is probably not what Steven Spielberg would go for here (more E.T. later). This week's tip is something that has had...
Friday Photography Tips #8 - Soft Window Light
Windows are a free "soft box" in your office or home. March is a special month for me, not just because St. Patrick's Day offers the...
It Isn't Netflix That's Killing Cinema
"Stop, Netflix" - Thomas David Kavanagh My very first part-time job was working in a video-store in Dublin, the shop also doubled as a...
Friday Photography Tips #7 - Isolate Your Subject
Getting Close - Being centimetres makes the icing on one cake the main focus In last week's photography tip I discussed how to create a...
Friday Photography Tips #6 - Shallow Depth of Field
Musician Bobby Aherne - Thomas David Kavanagh One of the most popular photography techniques, especially in portraiture, is creating a...
Friday Photography Tips #5 - Making the Shot
Daniela Hantuchova extends to return the ball at the Aegon Classic in Edgbaston - Thomas David Kavanagh In photography there is always a...
