Photography Workspace

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Learning Resources I Trust

This page brings together photography resources I’ve found genuinely helpful — guides that encourage curiosity, patience, and thoughtful practice. They’re not meant to be followed all at once but revisited as questions surface and skills deepen. Wherever you are in your photographic journey, I hope these offer clarity, confidence, and a steady place to return.

Explore by Category           Foundations   ·   Beginner   ·   Macro   ·   Post-Processing

Foundations of Photography

Guides that support thoughtful choices around light, exposure, and approach before pressing the shutter.

10 Questions to Ask Before You Squeeze the Shutter Release Button

Twelve Tips to Edit Photos Like a Professional

Twelve Tips to Edit Photos Like a Professional

Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, or Manual Mode

Twelve Tips to Edit Photos Like a Professional

Beginner

Approachable resources that gently introduce core camera concepts and help build confidence along the way.

Camera Basics Series: Metering Modes Explained

Camera Basics Series: Metering Modes Explained

Camera Basics Series: Shutter Speed Explained

Why Camera Gear Doesn’t Matter

Macro

Resources for exploring tiny worlds with curiosity — from settings and lighting to photographing with patience and care.

Macro Photography Short Guide

Macro Photography Short Guide

Camera Settings for Macro Photography

Macro Lighting

Macro Lighting

A Quick Guide to Insect Photography Spiders Not Included

A Quick Guide to Insect Photography – Spiders Not Included

Post-Processing Essentials

Thoughtful guidance for refining images through raw processing, sharpening, and careful finishing.

Super Important Information About Sharpening

Super Important Information About Sharpening

The Sharpening Conundrum

The Sharpening Conundrum

The Down and Dirty of Adobe Camera Raw

The Down and Dirty of Adobe Camera Raw

Like photography itself, this resource library is always evolving. I’ll continue adding guides as I discover pieces worth sharing. You’re always welcome to check back.