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Selective Color
Selective color, sometimes referred to as color popping, works by turning an image black and white while keeping the subject in color. Done well, it creates strong contrast and directs attention exactly where you want it. Done poorly, it can feel heavy-handed and distracting rather than effective.
10 Rules for Street Photography
Street photography is about seeing the world in new ways and capturing moments that tell a story. These 10 rules aren’t strict laws: they’re practical tips to help you shoot smarter, notice more, and develop your own style. From slowing down and committing to a single lens to knowing when to break the rules, this guide is packed with advice to make your street photography more intentional and fun.
Chuzhao Digital Twin Lens Reflex Camera Review
I received the Chuzhao Digital Twin Lens Reflex Camera as a gift and took it out to see what this tiny, retro-styled camera could do. Its vintage-inspired design and simple digital capture produce images full of character rather than technical perfection. Using it is playful and tactile, with quirky, punchy photos that evoke analogue charm. Ideal for casual shooters, retro lovers, or anyone seeking a fun, novelty-focused digital camera.
Quality vs Quantity: Why I Return Home with Fewer Photos
A personal reflection on choosing quality over quantity in photography, taking fewer shots on photo walks, and learning to live with fewer keepers.