Ideas

Welcome to Boost Your Photography's "Inspired Ideas" page! Here you will find an index of previous posts that are geared towards photography ideas and inspiration. If you are looking for more general advice about photography tips or topics, check out our Tips and Tricks section. More posts are always being added, so check back often or follow by email, RSS, or social media.

For ease, this section has been dividing into two categories: Instant Ideas, those you can do with a minimum of planning or prep, and "Planning Required" Ideas, those that may take a little more time, effort, or planning on your part to accomplish. Enjoy!

Instant Ideas

This is a collection of posts containing ideas and inspiration that you can implement immediately.

Make the Shot: Water on CDs	Make the Shot: Droplet Refraction	Make the Shot: Spoon Reflection
All about Bokeh (the basics)	Shaped Bokeh	5-Minute Heart- Shaped Bokeh
How to Freeze and Photograph Bubbles	Shoot Successful Self-Portraits	Master the Heart-Shaped Shadow
Puddle Reflections	Flipped Reflections	Make the Shot: Close-Up Eyeball
Better Food Photography	Photograph the Harvest	Try Found Book Poetry
Start a Series: From Where I Stand	Slow Sync Photography	Boost Your Photography Ideas for a New Year
Quick Tips for Fireworks	5 Tips for Better Sunrise and Sunset Photographs	Street Photography
Portrait Photography Basics	How to Photograph Architecture	Photograph the Seasons

"Planning Required" Ideas

These Inspired Ideas may require a little more planning or timing to accomplish.

Steel Wool Photography	Light Painting: How to Spin an Orb	Long Exposure Fair(e) Photography
Shoot the Moon with the Photographers' Ephemeris	Stacking Photographs: Beyond Star Trails	Yes, Go Chasing Waterfalls
Panning in Photography	Collages: Start a Collection	Fun with Fizzy Fruit Photography
Capture a Day in a Single Image	Capture the Seasons: Rephotography	Rephotography: Dear Photograph
How to Photograph Ghosts in 1 Exposure	Spooky Levitation How To with Photoshop	How to Photograph Traffic Trails
Take Better Snow Photographs	How to Photograph Holiday Lights	Creative Christmas Photography