A while ago, I bought a Sony A6300 to make videos, just because I thought it could be nice. I could take pictures with it as well, which is why I started to learn about photography. Without really noticing, I was reading about composition, editing, colours, etc. The more I learned, the more I realized there was so much more to know about. Before I knew I developed a real passion.
Also, if I gather a larger audience, I would love to use that share the impacting reality we live in; spreading awareness would be how I add to the world. I see myself as a person who is proud of the choices I made and can’t wait for the challenges in front of me. Hopefully I can make a living through my passion and stay true to it in the future.
Also, if I gather a larger audience, I would love to use that share the impacting reality we live in; spreading awareness would be how I add to the world. I see myself as a person who is proud of the choices I made and can’t wait for the challenges in front of me. Hopefully I can make a living through my passion and stay true to it in the future.
In this article, Massimo shares seven practical strategies, from embracing atmospheric haze to mastering complementary contrast, that transformed the way I approach golden hour.
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