One walk.
Many ways to look.
Exercises in colour, light, composition, editing and keeping a record. Pick one idea and take it to a familiar place.
Follow one colour
Give a familiar route a new organising idea.
Leave room around the subject
A practical exercise in quieter frames and useful empty space.
After rain: a surface study
Compare what changes when familiar materials become wet.
A familiar route, a different view
Change one variable and let the place do the rest.
A useful routine for a phone camera
Four small habits before adding more equipment.
Edit a sequence of six
A compact method for turning a folder into a readable set.
Sketch a walk from memory
A small drawing that records attention rather than exact distance.
Listen before making a picture
Use a short pause to change what enters the frame.
Pack less for a short walk
A light kit organised around the thing you want to practise.
Captions that leave room
Describe the observation without inventing the story.
One path, three frames
A simple exercise in noticing scale, detail and the space between.
A small guide to overcast light
What soft skies reveal in leaves, stone and everyday colour.
Looking along the waterline
Reflections, broken symmetry and the edges of a quiet scene.
A notebook for repeat walks
A few useful things to record, and plenty of room to leave blank.
Make a contact sheet before you edit
See the whole walk before choosing its most polished picture.
Reading shapes before names
A short exercise in lines, intervals and negative space.