So you have finally finished writing that amazing piece, you have spent hours on this, and its all ready to go. well, the words are ready, but what about the photos? What are you using to catch the attention of your readers? Remember as bloggers we are all still learning all the time.
Your media is as important as your words!
We all know that your writing content is the most important, however, As much as your writing is so important when it comes to posting your blog post, photographs are just as important. Especially images that are relevant to the subject you are talking about. I mean would you really have photos of food when your talking of fashion? or anything else

What should I be using to take my Photograph?
Firstly if you are under the impression that you need a fancy camera before you are able to take a decent photo, you are literally incredibly wrong. I mean in this day and age all you need is your phone or your tablet. Your smart device is the perfect tool you can use, to be able to take pictures on. Let us face it. who doesn’t have their phone pretty much 24 hours of the day?
Personally, I own both a DSLR and an
If you are lucky enough to own a DSLR camera (because I know they can be really

So what can I use as a prop?
There are so many things that you can use as props, Below is a list of just some ideas:
Gift wrap
Wallpaper
Postcards
Confetti
Washi tape
Stationery
Mugs
Drinks
Sequins
Foam Shapes
Photos
Notebooks
Flowers
Fairy lights
Phone case
Candles
Books
Leaves
Coasters
Keyboard
Cards
Magazines
Plants
Did I mention
There are always more ways to find the perfect Photograph:
Don’t forget not all blog media needs to be staged either. I’m a constant photo taker. I can’t help it. It’s like taking photos is just in my blood.

I’ve started learning how to create my own blog images as much as I can. But don’t forget there are still so many amazing websites that you can find free stock photographs from, and you won’t have to worry about copyright issues with these.
All you need to do, a simple google search for free stock images and tons of useful sites come up. Plus if you are using canava, their image library is huge! a lot of phone editing apps will have the same things.
I would love to hear, what your photo process is, and how you set up your photos. If you found this post helpful check our 7 must-have apps for bloggers, here.
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Jack Deyes
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I’ve not really thought about making my own images for my blog but I think I’ll give it a go. This is a really helpful post.
I love this! I also looooooovvvvvvvveeeee a good prop for photos. I just need to plan more out. I have the rest of my posts planned for this month. I just need to take a day to go out and take as many pictures as I can for the blog then take the time to go through them and edit them and such.
This piece of writing is really a nice one it
helps new internet people, who are wishing in favor of blogging.
Great post! I just started my blog and one of the things I’m a little nervous about is capturing good blog photos. I am a nature photographer at heart and I’ve never really experimented with any other type of photography so this will certainly be an adventure. Thanks for the tips 🙂
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Thank you, Bailey, Nature photography is so much fun! I enjoy this myself. Taking blog photos can be so much fun, just looking at things slightly different than normal!
Enjoy your journey!
Alexa xx