This isn’t another list of technical tips, it’s a collection of 13 black and white photography ideas pulled from scraps of inspiration. No examples, no rules, just mood-driven prompts you can adapt, twist, or completely reinvent in your own work.

You built the work. Now what? This post wrestles with the messy, exhausting reality of community-building for photographers who'd rather just make art and how to do the other 50% of the job without losing your mind (or your love for it).

Thinking about minting your first photography NFT? Tezos makes it easy and cheap to get started. In this guide, I’ll walk you through exactly how to mint your photos on OBJKT, why Tezos still matters in 2025, and why this weird little blockchain might be the best place to share the work you’re still figuring out.

Imperfection makes better art. That’s the idea I keep thinking about. Why the cracks, grain, and blur often tell the story better than anything polished ever could.

If you’re looking for perfect camera settings for street photography, good luck. But if you want real, usable advice from someone chasing the light and caught in the blur of it all, this one’s for you. From shutter speed to ISO, here are the 5 golden settings I actually use on the street.

These 25 street photography tips aren’t about rules or perfection. They’re about noticing more, hesitating less, and learning to see the street differently. Whether you're just starting out or feeling stuck, this post might get you walking again.

Is AI Art Really Art? You Love it. You Hate it. You Love Hating it, or You Hate to Love it. The relationship is… complicated. But let’s talk about AI Art

Ever feel like you should be shooting more but can’t seem to find consistency? This post breaks down how to build a photography habit that actually fits into your real, messy life. No shame, no streaks, just small steps that lead to big creative momentum.

Talking art, creativity, and community in this interview by Maral with me in her artist chat. Featuring her questions, lots of art, and fun.

Thinking about shooting events but not sure where to start? This event photography guide is the one I wish I had. Full of honest tips, beginner-friendly gear advice, and ways to stay cool when the pressure hits. No jargon, just real talk.

What do you get the dad who once climbed into a bush for the perfect squirrel shot? Not another tie. This year, celebrate the photography-obsessed dad in your life with gift ideas that are actually thoughtful, sometimes funny, and weirdly specific.

Tired of endless spec lists when searching for the best camera for beginners? This beginner camera guide cuts through the noise with honest advice on what really matters when choosing your first camera.