Because tiny photos look like your life, not an ad for a life. 3. The “One Hand” Rule for Entertainment I have a new rule for capturing entertainment (concerts, movie nights, game nights): If you need two hands to take the photo, you aren't present.
A few months ago, I downsized. Not my house, but my camera roll. I embraced the —capturing big energy in small, unfussy frames using nothing more than a smartphone (or a cheap compact camera). tiny tits photo
Why your smartphone (or a point-and-shoot) is all you need to capture a richer lifestyle. I used to think that to document an “entertaining” life, I needed a bulky DSLR, a 50mm lens, and a backpack full of gear. I was wrong. Because tiny photos look like your life, not
Tiny photo gear (phone, Ricoh GR, Fuji X100, or even a disposable film camera) keeps one hand free for your drink, your popcorn, or your high-fives. A few months ago, I downsized
Last weekend, I took a single blurry photo of a disco ball reflection on a soda can. It was grainy. It was off-center. It got 10x more engagement than my perfectly lit flat lays.