Category: Straight out of Camera
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Start Photography Under $400: Canon vs Nikon Showdown

đź’¸ Think you need $1,000+ to start photography? Think again! Discover how you can start your photography journey for under $400 with setups that actually teach you how to take great photos. 📸 Whether you’re Team Apple or Team Android, we break down the best Canon and Nikon options to get you shooting today. âś……
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The Fight Against Gear Acquisition Syndrome (GAS)

Why are we always chasing the next best camera? 📸 I used to switch back and forth between my entry-level camera and my pro body, thinking the better gear would magically make me a better photographer. It didn’t. In my latest blog, I break down Gear Acquisition Syndrome (GAS) — why it happens, how photographers…
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Why Photography is hard (And how it is still worth in 2025)

📸 Feeling stuck with your photography in 2025? We’ve all been there—the passion fades, the doubts creep in, and you wonder if it’s even worth it anymore. In my latest blog, I break down why these ruts happen, how to push through them, and why picking up your camera again might just reignite that spark.…
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Can You Go Pro With an Entry-Level DSLR

📸 Do you really need the latest $2,000 camera to take pro-level photos? I went back to an entry-level DSLR and found more freedom, creativity, and joy in photography than ever before. The truth? Your vision matters more than your gear. 👉 Read the full story here: [insert blog link] #PhotographyTips #EntryLevelDSLR #PhotographyJourney
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Nikon d5300: Back to Basics, for Better Photos

📸 Sometimes less really is more. I ditched my pro camera and went back to the Nikon D5300—and it completely reignited my love for photography. 👉 Why? Because slowing down, learning to trust my settings, and focusing on the process reminded me why I picked up a camera in the first place. Do you really…
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Want Better Landscapes Photos? Learn the 80% That Makes the Difference

Hello, how the hell are you? If this is your first time here, thanks for stopping by. In this blog, we are going to talk about how to learn 80% of Landscape Photography to get better images out of the gate. If you are reading this, that means that you just bought your very first…
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Photography Without the Tech: Shoot From the Heart

I’ve become a photographer who cares more about the journey than the final photo. That’s what makes you a real photographer when you start seeing beauty in the mundane and simple moments.
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DSLRs Aren’t Dead: The Truth Mirrorless Fans Won’t Tell You

I can’t tell you what camera to shoot with. You’ve got to experience the joy of making mistakes and learning how to work your gear. If you want to feel what photography really is—pick up an entry-level DSLR in 2025, limit yourself, and you’ll hear that inner photographer scream: “I’m here. I never left.” Let…
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Mirrorless is Better in Every Way… BUT

Mirrorless cameras are faster, smarter, and technically superior—but does that make them better for the photography experience? After years of shooting mirrorless, I found myself craving something more. More control. More connection. More creativity. So, I made the switch back to DSLR. Why? Because slowing down and truly engaging with the art of photography makes…
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Why Embracing Noise in Photography Will Set You Free

HOT TAKE: Noise in your photos isn’t the enemy it’s your secret weapon! I used to chase noise-free images, obsessing over gear and settings, afraid of what people online would say. But then I realized my photography should reflect me, not some internet critic’s standards. So I embraced the noise. I leaned into the grain.…
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I Learned Photography the Wrong Way (and What It Taught Me About the Art of Photography)

Reflecting on my seven-year photography journey, I’ve realized I learned photography the wrong way. Here’s how I’m embracing the art to create meaningful images.
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Three tricks to improve your Photos
Hello and how the hell are you? If this is your first time here thanks for stopping by. In this blog I am going to give you three tricks to improve your photography no matter what genre you shoot in. I am a landscape and portrait photographer and I was needing to work on my…
