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Check out articles about various photography, psychology, and pedagogy topics.
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How to Take Photos Like Saul Leiter
Saul Leiter, a pioneer in the world of colour photography, is renowned for his unique approach to capturing the everyday beauty of urban life. Critics celebrate his work for its abstract compositions, use of reflections, and painterly qualities. If you want to infuse your photography with Leiter’s distinctive style, here are some tips to help […]
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How to Write Better Essays
Writing essays can be challenging for many students, particularly when they encounter higher academic expectations, complex topics, and the necessity for independent research and critical thinking. However, with the right ‘know-how’, anyone can learn to write better essays and ace their next assignment. So, what’s the secret? Top-notch essays demonstrate clarity, structure, and engagement. Wait […]
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Why Do People Take Selfies? The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
As a documentary photographer and research psychologist, I’ve observed firsthand how rising social media and smartphone usage has increased the popularity and widespread practice of taking selfies in contemporary society. However, people have been capturing pictures of themselves long before the Internet and smartphones became prevalent. While taking selfies can make people happy, doing so […]
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Kodachrome 64: Remembering This Iconic 35mm Colour Film
In photography, some names evoke nostalgia and reverence, conjuring memories of an era when taking pictures meant loading a roll of film into a camera and waiting for the perfect shot. Among these names, few evoke as much emotion as Kodachrome. I had the privilege of shooting this iconic colour film, capturing many happy memories […]
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De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill: A Photo Gallery
Welcome to this visual journey through one of Britain’s architectural gems: the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-on-Sea. Located on the picturesque coastline of East Sussex, this famous structure is a testament to modernist design. As someone who grew up in East Sussex and is intimately familiar with the area and this iconic building, the […]
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