Photography by Chris Blair

Please support the blog by hitting the follower button. On PC it's on the top right of the page and on mobile it's on the sidebar. Deciding what pro camera to upgrade to can be a pain when you haven’t got a clue what you’re looking for. There are many factors into buying one, for example, the budget you have, what specific type of photography you need it for, and which camera will just suit you personally better. This post will go over all of this along with choosing the right lens for your type of photography.  Mirrorless or DSLR   The two most popular types of cameras currently are mirrorless cameras and DSLR cameras. Both have interchangeable lenses meaning you can swap out your lenses depending on your scenario. But the question remains which one should you choose? The main difference between the two is that DSLRs have a reflex mirror inside them, which bounces light inside the optical viewfinder. Mirrorless is self-explanatory; it has no mirror so the light goes through t...

Please support the blog by hitting the follower button. On PC it's on the top right of the page and on mobile it's on the sidebar. Shooting landscapes can one of the most exciting and visually pleasing types of photography. It allows you to explore the outdoors and create various effects depending on the time of the day or season of the year. In this post, we will go over quick tips every landscape photographer needs to know to capture that perfect image. A mix of these tips and the settings knowledge you've already gained will ensure you begin to see an improvement in your images. 1.Equipment A tripod is an absolute essential when photographing landscapes. I always make sure I have my tripod with me so if I need to take a photo, I know my image will be stable and not look blurry due to shooting it handheld. A Speedlight (flash) would also be handy to keep in your camera bag, It can be used to light up specific sections of your image. It’s specifically great at diminishin...

Please support the blog by hitting the follower button. On PC it's on the top right of the page and on mobile it's on the sidebar. This time we will be discussing how to set your portrait photography apart from other photographers. When browsing through Instagram you might see a specific look you want to replicate in your own work. The majority of these looks can be achieved quite easily with the correct knowledge. My advice would be to make sure you have the basics mastered first. Once you’re confident with your camera, following these steps will guarantee you to produce higher-quality portraits. My suggestion would be to use these tips to forge your own style rather than creating imitations of other photographers' work. Obviously, inspiration will take part in your shooting but this and straight-up copying an image is completely different. Personally, I think portrait photography is the most difficult out of all the genres. It can become complex with knowing poses, choic...

Please support the blog by hitting the follower button. On PC it's on the top right of the page and on mobile it's on the sidebar. In this guide, we will be discussing the essential ingredients needed to start yourself up in the photography world. There is a lot of information to take in but don’t let that deter you from progressing. Each subject will be broken down into categories to help you digest it more easily. When first delving into the photography field it can seem like taking a specific photo or to achieve a specific look can feel almost impossible. This in itself can discourage you from carrying on but the main objective is to power through this self-doubt and simply just carry on shooting! It is very easy to get lost in youtube videos and Instagram photos of other photographers, finding yourself constantly comparing your work to theirs. As mentioned before you just need to shoot excessively. Practice, practice, and more practice. Th is is the only way any progress...