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Photography Ideas

Simple photo ideas to get you going:

1. Sketch your favorite photos

Find a photo of yours that you like, screenshot it, and then sketch the composition lines around it:

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2. Play with a new filter

For example I love the new cross process Jpeg filter on RICOH GR III:

3. Go out and eat at a local restaurant!

This is one of the best ways to stimulate the local economy. Go, photograph your loved one, and also enjoy the delicious food! Shout out to Figidini in Providence Rhode Island.

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PHOTOGRAPHY 101

Dear friend,

If you’re new to photography, start here:

  1. The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Mastering Photography
  2. Free Photography Bootcamp
  3. 100 Photography Tips for Beginners

Photography is Everything!

Photography Tips


Photography Articles

Mad men. NYC, 2017. Pentax 645Z


Photography Techniques


Everyday Photography

RICOH GR II selfie in mirror, double eye surreal. Prague, 2017
RICOH GR II selfie in mirror, double eye surreal. Prague, 2017

Color Photography 101

Photography Philosophy

Photography Inspiration

The Fundamentals of Photography


Photography Equipment »

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Composition Lessons »

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Editing (Image Selection) »

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Creativity »

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Motivation »

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Post-Processing

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How to Create a Body of Work

AMERICA - ERIC KIM16 eric kim woman popsicle

Technical Photography Settings

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Learn From the Masters of Photography

MASTERS PROTOTYPE by HAPTIC

“He without a past has no future.”

Start here:

  1. Why Study the Masters of Photography?
  2. Great Female Master Photographers
  3. Cheat Sheet of the Masters of Photography
  4. 100 Lessons From the Masters of Street Photography
  5. Beginner’s Guide to the Masters of Street Photography
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The Masters of Photography

Prague, 1968. Josef Koudelka / Magnum Photos
Prague, 1968. Josef Koudelka / Magnum Photos

Classics never die: