Last autumn, as golden light filtered through the trees in my local park, I realised something profound: I was seeing differently. Not just noticing the obvious beauty, but perceiving subtle relationships between light, colour, and form that had previously been invisible to me. This wasn’t due to any expensive new equipment or revolutionary technique—it came... Read More

There’s something magical about macro photography—revealing intricate details of our world that often go unnoticed by the naked eye. The delicate hairs on an insect’s leg, the complex structure of a flower’s stamen, or the perfect symmetry of a snowflake. Yet anyone who has ventured into this fascinating realm knows that achieving tack-sharp focus can... Read More

There’s a moment just before dawn when the world exists in perfect ambiguity. The boundary between water and sky blurs, colors haven’t yet fully declared themselves, and everything exists in a state of becoming. It’s in these moments that I find my truest inspiration as an impressionist photographer. I didn’t begin my photographic journey seeking... Read More

I’m excited to introduce you to my newest creation: Impressionist Photography Techniques II—a heartfelt continuation of my artistic journey and an invitation for you to deepen your own. This book isn’t just about taking pictures—it’s about seeing differently. It’s about capturing not just what the world looks like, but what it feels like. Full of... Read More

Nature offers a symphony of visual delights—textures that invite touch, colours that stir emotions, and shapes that dance across the frame. When photographing flowers and plants, tuning into these elements can transform your work from simple snapshots into expressive compositions brimming with depth and feeling. Let’s take a closer look at how textures, colours, and... Read More

Have you ever looked at a photograph and immediately felt something—a rush of joy, a wave of calm, or even a bittersweet nostalgia—without quite knowing why? More often than not, the secret lies in the colours. Colours speak their own language, quietly stirring emotions and memories in ways words often can’t. As photographers, we have... Read More

There was a moment years ago when I stood before a tiny wildflower bathed in the golden light of dawn. It was an ordinary subject, easily overlooked—but in that fleeting second, it shimmered like a brushstroke on a canvas. That moment sparked a lifelong passion: to capture the world not just as it looks but... Read More

Macro photography and impressionist art share a common fascination: the ability to transform the ordinary into something extraordinary. Both invite us to step beyond mere representation and into a world where light, colour, and form take on a more poetic, expressive quality. When we look closely—truly closely—at tiny details, we see not just objects but... Read More

Objective: Learn to see raindrops as tiny lenses, capturing the hidden details and reflections they reveal. This exercise will help you experiment with angles, light, and composition to create unique macro images. What You’ll Need: A macro lens or a lens with close-focusing capabilities A tripod (optional but helpful for stability) A small spray bottle... Read More