Weekly Photo Challenge: Down a Random Road
Weekly Photo Challenge: This week, the theme is to: Photograph Down a Random Road. Maybe also find some colorful fall foliage along the way. Stay safe, but challenge yourself to explore a bit. This week strike out on a different path
Weekly Challenge: Photograph When One Door Closes….
GUEST POST: St. Louis-based photographer David Adams is always on the look-out for doors on our photo walks together so I knew he had plenty of door photos for this post! This week, the theme is to: Photograph When One Door Closes….
Curiosity and Zen Photography
Curiosity and Zen Photography
Zen photographers approach life each day with a sense of youthful curiosity, being wide-open to the wonders of the world whether they be formed as a grand landscape or found in the simplest blade of grass.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Things in a Row
This week, the theme is to:
Photograph Things in a Row
This week, the theme is to photograph things in a row.
Once you start looking, you’ll see rows everywhere. Think chains, trains, and lines.
Explore rows of seats in a theatre, rows of people waiting for a show, rows of flowers waiting to be picked, rows of flags honoring veterans.
Jazz Photography: Creativity within Limits
Jazz Photography: Creativity within Limits
In this article, I’ll talk a bit about what I mean by jazz photography and how approaching photography in a similar way to how jazz musicians approach music shows in my images.
Weekly Photo Challenge: History
Weekly Photo Challenge: Photograph History
Guest post by St. Louis photographer Michael Matney. Mike does a fair bit of documenting the history of St. Louis, making him a perfect guest contributor for this week’s photo challenge.
Personality-Infused Photos
I had a bit of an epiphany this week with the help of a couple of the photographers who I’ve interviewed over the past couple of weeks for PhotoYoga. The “ah-ha” moment had to do infusing my personality into my photographs.
Photo Etudes: The e-Book
I returned to the idea of a Photographic Etude this week and compiled an e-book focusing attention on the photographic techniques of composition, focus, light, and motion. To get e-book, Subscribe to PhotoYoga Newsletter
Weekly Photo Challenge: Mundane
We’re photographing the mundane this week – something everyday – something ordinary.
This is all up for interpretation as what I think of as ordinary maybe extraordinary to others.
Characteristics of Zen Post-Processing
Characteristics of Zen Post-Some of my fellow photographers find post-processing a challenging and stressful experience. I decided to return to the 9 Characteristics of Zen Photography and see if they could apply…
4 Tips for Minimizing Photo Envy
I was participating in a mentoring class this week and another participant wrote a comment that just broke my heart because I completely understand the feeling and remember not too long in the past feeling exactly the same way…
Let’s (Not) Talk Gear
The question on the table is: What gear do you need? Really need? Anyone familiar with PhotoYoga knows that this site is not much interested in the gear – this could almost be the “anti-gear” photography website. I’m not saying there isn’t a time to talk toolbox, it can just take over the conversation. …
