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How Travelling Empowers Your Photography

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A long exposure photograph through an aperture of cave in Retiro Gardens, Madrid

Travelling is the best way to invest your money if you want to improve your photography. I would like to share with you three reasons why this investment will make you a better photographer.

Black and White or Colour Photography?

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This photographs shows rays of light filtering though some threes in Villa Borghese, Rome

I have been struggling in deciding whether to convert my photographs to black and white or not for a long time. I have come up with a few tips that might make your life easier if you have asked yourself the same question.

Photography Basics and Street Photography: Composition

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A black and white cityscape of Saint Peter Basilica, framed inside the arch of bridge

This is the final chapter of the series: 'Photography Basics'. Today, I will discuss the importance of a strong composition to help the viewer to focus on the main subject of your photograph. I will give you 5 of my favourite composition technique for you to practice.

Photography Basics and Street Photography: ISO

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A black and white cityscape photograph of the Unicredit Tower, Milan

This article focuses on the ISO and how it can be used to maximise your efficiency and responsiveness as street photographer.

Photography Basics and Street Photography: Aperture

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A black and white street photograph of three guys, riding kind of a bike at Villa Borghese Gardens, Rome

This is the second article of a the series: 'Photography Basics'. Today we will talk about the aperture and how this impacts on the photograph sharpness and depth of field. We will also discuss how to use it to be more creating when making street photography.

Photography Basics and Street Photography: Shutter Speed

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This is the first article of a the series: 'Photography Basics'. Today we will talk about the shutter speed and how you can use it to become more artistic and improve your street photographs.