After thousands of miles across Canada, my favourite photos weren't of mountain ranges or crystal clear lakes. They were cars on back roads and quiet shop fronts. Here's why that makes complete sense — and what it taught me about taking better photos anywhere in the world.

After 10+ years behind the lens, these are the 4 key realisations that I look back on often. Why simplifying composition works, the power of deleting more photos, and how to embrace constant photography style development.

Stuck in a photo rut? You need a new approach. Discover 2 photography strategies to reignite your spark: shooting things you never expected, and focusing on capturing a specific feeling or emotion.

Tired of over planning your photography sessions? I used to be a slave to schedules and shot lists, but I've learned that the best photos often come from spontaneity. By loosening the reins on my planning, I've discovered a new level of creativity and connection with my subjects. Heres why..