Including people in a photo makes the photo more interesting.
A camera’s specs are secondary to how you’ll actually use a camera, waterproof or otherwise.
Take photos that you’ll actually want to see over and over again.
Everyone takes the same photos of popular landmarks, try and find a different angle or perspective.
Learn your camera’s abilities by watching YouTube.
Follow photographers you like on social media and copy copy copy them.
Rule of thirds only works sometimes.
Candid photos show more personality than posed ones.
There’s a lot of stuff happening. Focus on details you find important.
Be prepared to live outside your comfort zone.
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