Category: Dave Kai-Piper
Dave Kai Piper in serious accident
Regular Professional Photo contributor and photographer Dave Kai Piper suffered an horrific accident in mid-October when he was knocked off his motorbike. Friends have set up a Go fund Me Account to help Dave meet his immediate and future medical care.
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The Rule of Thirds – is it really that important?
Routed in the core basic elements of photography, the Rule of Thirds helps the photographer build the image and the viewer connect… so yeah.. it does work and you should be using it.
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Does Experience Make us Better?
As I was putting some ideas together for my YouTube blogs, we thought it would be fun to re-edit an old image from 2013. It turned out to be quite a fun process, so we made a video about it.
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Work On Your Shop window
If lockdown is driving you crazy then make sure you use any extra time you might have on your hands right now to check out your website to make sure it’s doing the best possible job.
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Do you feel like no one likes your photography?
Dave Kai-Piper Blog – Everyone doubts their own work. Some of us more than others. It feels like it’s a weekly struggle, against self-doubt and some sort of imposter syndrome. Could Social Media play a part in my mindset?
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Dave Kai-Piper: Does Third Party mean Low Quality?
What does ‘third party’ means to you in terms of quality?
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Why manual focus is still important
Dave Kai-Piper Blog: Why being comfortable with manual focus is important.
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When your shoot just does not go to plan.
We headed out to shoot the sunrise, but it didn’t go quite to plan.
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The Retouching Toolkit
The retouching toolkit makes my images better – this post is about why.
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Personal Projects
Personal projects can be great ways to sharpen your skills, keep your creative flow and tell stories.
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The Infinite Colour Panel
The fastest way I have found to find great colour
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