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| Ann Wilkinson Photography |
First, take a photograph every day. Knowing where every dial and button on the camera is located and knowing what every setting can do is the backbone of successful photography.
Second, read a different page of your camera's manual every day. After reading it, do that thing with the camera (see the first item).
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| Hoboken Train Station 1981 by Peggy Sayben |
Third, look at 100 photographs every day. All great writers are also great readers; this is how photographers should emulate that practice. So, here's what I found today from an excellent photographer, Peggy Sayben.
What happens tomorrow? My camera accompanies me to the office...
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Great suggestions! I put my camera to good use this weekend while we were touring LI wineries. :) It's great to see a post from you, Ann!
ReplyDeleteHey Ann, thanks for the post. I need to learn more of how to use my camera and your/your teacher's suggestions are great ones. I've been trying to take my camera with me everywhere I go, just in case something interesting shows up. Sometimes they turn out, other times they don't, but we learn more and more with each shot that we take.
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