David Burrows
Bio
I am a freelance photographer and I also write blogs. I love to share my knowledge and passion for photography with others. I have been a photography blogger for the last year. I write about travel, people, nature, and photography advice.
Stories (17/0)
Wedding Photography
Contract Wedding photography contracts are often overlooked and not taken seriously by couples. However, it is important to have one before the wedding day because it protects both the photographer and client from any unforeseen circumstances that may arise.
By David Burrows9 months ago in Photography
Finding The Perfect Location For Your Photography Shoot
Websites Many websites can give you inspiration. Here are a few of the sites I find the most helpful. Shot Hotspot: This is like the Wikipedia of places to photograph, and I find this one to be beneficial. You simply put the name or the postcode area you want to snap into the search engine, and it gives you lots of great ideas.
By David Burrows9 months ago in Photography
How I Learned To Stop Comparing Myself With Others And You Can Too
The Dangers of Comparing Yourself to Others and Why You Shouldn’t The way we see other people is not how they really are and it’s not how they want to be seen. It’s just how they want us to see them, which is a skewed version of themselves. We have no idea what their struggles are or the amount of effort they put in each day to be the person they want you to see them as.
By David Burrows10 months ago in Psyche
Make Money Online Right Now
What is an Online Business and Why Would I Want One? An online business is a business that primarily operates or sells products or services over the internet. You can make money by running an online business in many ways, including affiliate marketing, e-commerce, blogging, and content marketing, among others.
By David Burrows10 months ago in Trader
Reducing Your Family’s Exposure To Toxic Chemicals And Radiation With Organic Food
The use of organic food is increasing in popularity. This is not only because people are becoming more aware of the health benefits, but also because they are concerned about the safety and quality of their food.
By David Burrows10 months ago in Families
Seven Things You Should Learn First In Photography
Holding your camera Holding your camera is a skill. It takes time to develop the skill, and it is not something that you can learn overnight. The first thing to do if you want to hold your camera properly is to find a tripod or a place where you can place it so that it doesn’t move. This will help you focus on the framing of the shot and not worry about keeping the camera still. Find what works for you, but keep in mind that there are some universal rules for holding your camera.
By David Burrows10 months ago in Photography
7 Ways to Look Amazing in Photos
1) Wear clothes that fit well and make you feel confident. Clothes are a big part of how we present ourselves to the world. The way you dress can say a lot about you and your personal style. Clothes can make you feel more confident, powerful, or professional. They can also help you to make a statement about who you are, and what you stand for.
By David Burrows10 months ago in Photography
Seven Tricks That Will Help You With Landscape Photography
Landscape photography is a difficult genre of photography to master. It requires a lot of patience, creativity, and technical expertise. It requires the photographer to be able to capture an entire scene in one frame. In this article, I’ll share seven of my favourite landscape photography tricks. If you stick by these guides, you will see a big difference in your photographs straight away.
By David Burrows10 months ago in Photography
