“I think that after theoretical learning, putting in hours of practice is actually crucial for our development. The more we shoot, the better we become – if we learn from the mistakes we make.”
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“Knowing how to evoke emotion in a photo, is a detail that is very important to me, much more than just photographing a landscape it is important to know how to convey a message/emotion/story through what we are creating and that is something that must be always remembered because that’s how we create something unique and impactful.”
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“What people sometimes underestimate is the importance of investment, and self-investment. This is not related to money, but rather time. You need to take time for this and invest in your passion and a specific project. If you don’t have the money, no problem. You don’t need the money to invest time.”
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We highlighted 8 expert tips for beginners that tell you exactly how to get started in photography, starting today. Because what better way to learn than from established photographers?
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“In July 2020, I camped at Trillium lake and wandered around the lake for sunrise. This morning was perfect as there was a low fog constantly moving. The fisherman also drifted in and out of view in front of the trees. Seeing this scene in person was just incredible, and looking back at the photos later, I was just over the moon.”
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“As a photographer, I think it is important to listen to others because everyone can give good advice, whether they are experts in your field or not. And even if the advice isn’t applicable at that very moment or you don’t agree, it may serve for another time.”
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“Creating concept images has changed my entire thought process and resulted in some of my favorite and more unique photographs. Being on location and knowing exactly what conditions, props, and lighting I’ll need, makes the editing process so much easier and almost guarantees I’ll create something I’m proud of.”
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“I try to criticize myself constructively and see the positive side of things. When I recognize I am in the negative thinking cycle, I try to remember that photography brought me so much. Friendships, laughter, and a lot of good stories to tell! And I will remind myself that photography made me who I am now and that my past self would be proud of me.”
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“The act of taking photos is a reflection in itself. Choosing where to go, getting to a place, looking for the right light, making mistakes or getting it right, and usually being alone in the process. When looking back at pictures, I can often feel where I was physically and emotionally, when I shot them. A picture brings back a past self and helps me move forward, and hopefully keep getting better as a photographer and as a person.”
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“One of the most valuable lessons photography has taught me is to go with the flow, let go of control and embrace what has to happen. It has also taught me that life is always better outside, and I do not just talk about having to travel to create good photos. I talk about getting out of your comfort zone, getting out of what you are used to doing, taking on new challenges, and taking advantage of every opportunity to create something unique!”
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