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As a landscape photographer, I love the spectacular view from a wide Angle lens. But sometimes, small and delicate scenes can be just as impressive. In this article, I'm going to share some tips on minimalism and abstract landscape photography in the hope of giving you some inspiration.Look downOften, we tend to look ahead and see the bigger picture. But most of the time beauty is right under our feet. Bend down and look down occasionally. You will find all kinds of interesting things, such as t …

In the early stages of photography, I was very concerned about whether photographs were "art". Every time I pick up a camera, I feel anxious and think I need to capture a masterpiece from the past. But I have to tell you, reality always backfires. So one of the most important lessons I've learned over the years is not to worry too much about the end result, but rather to enjoy and trust the process.For me, the process of photography usually begins with an idea or (more often) a "mental image". F …

Photography, at its core, is about more than just snapping pictures—it's about capturing moments, expressing creativity, and telling stories through images. For many, the final result is the main goal. However, there is a growing movement among photographers to focus more on the journey than the destination. The mindset of “love the process of shooting more than the result” is becoming a central theme in the photography community. Embracing this philosophy not only enhances creativity but also b …

Photography isn't just for professional photographers; it's for everyone, right? Even the average amateur can take great pictures with the most basic digital camera. Most professional photographers agree that while photographic equipment can help you take technically good pictures, the success of a photograph depends on the person using the camera. Many beginners are addicted to digital SLRS and believe they must have a professional camera to take the perfect picture of their dreams. But they wi …

Break the expectedTravel photographers have to take pictures to tell people about cultures and peoples. Still, I often travel with my camera on my back, and most of my work is actually done abroad. The reason for going abroad is that it takes me a day or two to get into the "take in" mindset, and if I'm at home and busy with chores, I don't take the time to consciously adjust my mindset.Sense of wonderI enjoy traveling because I need to constantly feel the impact of new visual experiences. In ot …