Essential Concepts: Prioritize high-value posts, choose original graphics for concepts and data, use custom photos for proof and trust, and reserve simple images for low-stakes content.
Wide, medium, and close-up photos give a blog post structure by moving from context to action to detail. Used in sequence, they help readers understand place, process, and meaning with less effort.
Essential Concepts
Wide = context
Medium = action
Close-up = detail
Sequence matters
Essential Concepts
Flat lay photography for bloggers works best when props add context, spacing preserves clarity, and balance keeps the frame readable. A clear focal point and purposeful negative space make the image feel intentional, not crowded.
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Essential Concepts: Meter first, protect highlights, test once, then lock settings. A simple exposure routine makes blog photos consistent across shoots and keeps editing straightforward.
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