website review

I choose the website Photojojo to do a review of. This website caught my attention because of the look and how it was organized, I thought it looked interesting and informational. This website include several blog posts that are either diys, informational posts, or just photography ideas. They have five main categories to choose from as well as a store. The first category is diy, where you can find quick and helpful photography hack and tips. The second place to go is an inspiration tab where you can look at other photographers work and much, much more! Next tab is a gear category. This offers suggestions for beginning to advanced photographers on what camera gear to use. My favorite was the photo technique tab because it offered really good suggestions on how to take better and more professional looking photos. The last tab was titled, weird and it was a collection of additional photography posts to look at. I was surprised by how much I really enjoyed looking at this website. It was very helpful and after just skimming over some of the posts, made me want to go take creative photos. I do plan to add this to my bookmarks because I think that looking at this website will make me a better photographer. I would also recommend this website because it offers great advice and can be helpful to a beginner or advanced photographer.

I would give this website a 5 because it was very helpful and inspirational.

The article that I read was about how to make the jump from instagram photography (iphone photos) to using a more professional camera. I really like this because it is very relevant for my life and age. It was geared towards people who are just staring photography so I could easily relate.  And it gave helpful tips like where to edit photos and how to pick out a camera that fits your needs. I liked that they interviewed someone who gave their expert opinion on the topic of the post. It was a really interesting article to read and helpful. Throughout the article, there were photos that the interviewee had take and I really like that. It added something visual to look at and the photo were incredible and gave me some ideas of my own. I think this article and most of the ones that I looked at on Photojojo are very useful to me and are really inspirational to photographers who may not have the expierence, but are passionate about photography.

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