Comfort in life and our art is something we all seek. But how real is it?

Stop criticizing your own work.

Looking to buy your first camera? Read this if you’re struggling to figure out what you should buy.

Being a people pleaser when you’re an artist can be a surefire way to hinder your own work.

What draws you to street photography? Here’s what’s draw me to it.

Find what you love, but don’t let it kill you.

Do you suck at making art? Don’t let that stop you.

The difference between critiques and criticisms. There’s a fine line between them, but what are the differences?

I’ve saved the most important tip for last.

Slow things down.

Why shouldn’t I crop my images?

Are you getting bad shots while you’re out on the street? You’re not alone.

How much gear is enough?

The benefits of windows and nighttime hours.

Telling a story and harsh weather.

In my last post, I talked about laws. The other side of that coin holds the ethics of street photography.

Part 2 talks a bit about street photography purists, laws, and simplicity.

Part 1 of a 10-post series covering tips and pointers for improving your street photography.