52 – Creative Ways to Use Natural Light for DIY Product Photography Product only photography is a great way to showcase your review products and create beautiful images for your…

51 – How to Create Professional-Looking Backgrounds for Product Photography Creating professional-looking backgrounds for product photography doesn’t have to be difficult or expensive. With a few simple supplies and a…

43 – Using Props to Enhance Your Product Photography Using props in your product photography can be a great way to add interest and depth to your images. Props can…

40 – Tips for Setting Up a Product Photography Studio at Home Choose the Right Space: When setting up a DIY product photography studio at home, it’s important to choose…

The blogging industry has changed so much over the last five years. Remarkably, in the early days we just had thumbnail images in our posts! That seems like a million years ago now doesn’t it? The images we feature in our posts today absolutely have to make an impact. They must be big, sharp and most importantly paint a picture.

We all anticipate what our photographs will be like in colour but do you visualise in black and white too? Black and white images produce very different emotions to colour so it’s good to train yourself to see in tones. Check out our top tips to perfecting the art of black and white photography: