Balance in Photography Composition: A Fresh Take on People Photography
Chaos is the norm on the streets of Asia, but that doesn't mean your images have to feel chaotic. Stop taking messy snapshots and start telling compelling stories. Discover how to use visual weight, understand visual gravity, and master both symmetrical balance and the dynamic tension of asymmetrical balance—even when the scene changes in a split second. In this no-nonsense guide, field-tested from Dhaka to Hoi An, I break down the real science of balance in photography, moving far beyond textbooks and into the raw reality of people photography in Asia.
People Photography using a wide-angle lens: challenge yourself!
No photos for peanuts! A photo walk in Hoi An.
Weekly photo assignment #2
March 2020 Central Vietnam Photo Tour
Field Notes: Bangladesh 2019
Shapes of Vietnam
Shooting Sylhet vegetable market
Why Sylhet vegetable market is one of my favourite locations to shoot in Bangladesh? Find out!
Photography workshops for International schools in Asia
Am I allowed to do that?
Getting out of our "templates"
Getting close or staying far from your subject? A discussion
The good things about failure
Sweet DOF